Yandex started moving its three supercomputers that were not damaged in the attacks

In the written statement made by Yandex, information was given about the status of the company's supercomputers named "Cervonenkis", "Lyapunov" and "Galushkin".

It was stated in the statement that the supercomputers in question were removed from the previous facilities and their installation in new centers is continuing, and that the systems will be re-included in Yandex's service infrastructure after the completion of the transactions.

While the statement emphasized that the computers were not damaged in the UAV attacks, no information was given about when the moving process would be completed. Yandex's data center in Sasovo city in Russia's Ryazan region was the target of UAV attacks on October 8, its facility in Kaluga on October 9, and its data center in Vladimir on October 11.

Before the attacks, the company had two supercomputers named "Chervonenkis" and "Lyapunov" in the Sasovo data center, while "Galushkin", one of Russia's most powerful supercomputers, was located in the facility in Vladimir.

During the attacks, the activities of the data centers in Sasovo and Vladimir were completely stopped, part of the infrastructure of the facility in Kaluga was disabled and various services of the company were disrupted.

"Lyapunov", one of the supercomputers used by Yandex in artificial intelligence and machine learning studies, became operational in December 2020, and "Galushkin" and "Cervonenkis" became operational in June 2021.