
No one was injured, but some company services are unavailable.
Yandex's third major data center was out of operation, with no injuries, following recent Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia that affected the company's AI and search infrastructure.
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Yandex is the leading Russian technology company, often called the 'Google of Russia'.
According to the company, no one was injured, but some of its services are unavailable to users.
This is the company's third large data center to be out of operation in recent days.
On Friday (9), Yandex reported that another of its data centers, located in the Kaluga region, southwest of Moscow, had been hit by Ukrainian drones. The attack partially damaged the facilities and compromised their operation.
A day earlier, a Ukrainian attack had paralyzed the company's data center in Sasovo, southeast of Moscow. The location houses two of the three supercomputers used in the development of the company's artificial intelligence model.
Yandex is one of the main Russian technology companies and has an important role in the development of artificial intelligence in the country. Due to its work in digital services, such as internet searches, it is often called the “Google of Russia”.
Data centers are facilities that house servers and other equipment responsible for storing and processing information and keeping digital services running.

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