All supercomputers of the Russian company Yandex were not affected by Ukrainian attacks on its data processing centers. This was stated by company representatives.
The supercomputers in question are "Lyapunov", "Galushkin" and "Chervonenkis". Yandex announced that they will be deployed at new computing sites. After launch, the equipment will again become part of the company's services infrastructure. Fundamental language models will also continue to be trained on these supercomputers.
The "Lyapunov" supercomputer was put into operation in December 2020, and "Chervonenkis" and "Galushkin" in 2021. They were located in data processing centers in the Ryazan region and Vladimir.
In early October, drones attacked Yandex's data processing centers first near Ryazan, and the next day — in the Grabtsevo industrial park in the Kaluga region. After the second attack, users noticed service disruptions.
Later, drones attacked the data processing center in Vladimir. After this, disruptions in Yandex services were observed not only in Russia, but also in Belarus. The company gradually restored the operation of its services.
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