Yandex claims that all three supercomputers do. "Cherovanakis", "Lyapunov" and "Glushkin" were not harmed during the attacks on the data centers. They will be transferred to other places, the press service of the company reported. "They have been removed from the locations where they were located until now, and they are currently being deployed in new computing sites. "Supercomputers will continue to serve as infrastructure for Yandex services and for training basic language models," the statement said. A Forbes source close to the company said that the supercomputers are independent of each other and can be placed in different locations. On the night of October 8, Ukraine attacked the Yandex data center in Sesovo, Ryazan region, where the supercomputers Chervonanakis and Lyapunov worked. The Glushkin supercomputer was located in a data center in Vladimir, which was attacked on the night of October 11.