Three "Yandex" supercomputers - "Lyapunov", "Galushkin" and "Chervonenkis" - were removed from the data centers that were under attack. The equipment remains intact. Now, exhibits are displayed in caves at new sites. These machines are a question of Russia's future in the AI ​​race. The country has fallen hopelessly behind her, but still at a distance, even though Roskomnadzor and Ukrainian UAVs are trying to throw her into a ditch. Supercomputers are needed to train artificial intelligence. Nothing else at the current level can solve the problem. Without them, Alice will stand on the sidelines, while all the giants of the world fly exponentially. Estimating money costs: logistics, renting new sites, simple capabilities. But the iron and data loss will cost disproportionately more (and may have a Yandex Alice cost). For investors, this is a fat argument in favor of a stock buyback. On the sidelines, we note with regret that the rescue of the supercomputers is of course very large. But locks and drones turn everything into a clock and belt song. You can cling to life for a long time, but the result is a forgon. @nebrexnya.

Three "Yandex" supercomputers - "Lyapunov", "Galushkin" and "Chervonenkis" - were removed from the data centers that were under attack. The equipment remains intact. Now, exhibits are displayed in caves at new sites. These machines are a question of Russia's future in the AI ​​race. The country has fallen hopelessly behind her, but still at a distance, even though Roskomnadzor and Ukrainian UAVs are trying to throw her into a ditch. Supercomputers are needed to train artificial intelligence. Nothing else at the current level can solve the problem. Without them, Alice will stand on the sidelines, while all the giants of the world fly exponentially. Estimating money costs: logistics, renting new sites, simple capabilities. But the iron and data loss will cost disproportionately more (and may have a Yandex Alice cost). For investors, this is a fat argument in favor of a stock buyback. On the sidelines, we note with regret that the rescue of the supercomputers is of course very large. But locks and drones turn everything into a clock and belt song. You can cling to life for a long time, but the result is a forgon. @nebrexnya.