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Russian Supercomputers Disabled by Ukrainian Drone Strikes

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Three data centers and all three supercomputers of Russian tech giant Yandex have been put out of operation following drone strikes between October 8 and 11. The attacks have caused significant damage to Russia's IT infrastructure, with experts believing that restoration will be nearly impossible due to chip shortages and lack of physical protection. Only two supercomputers operated by Sberbank remain relatively protected.

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    Россия может лишиться большей части своих суперкомпьютеров, которые сл...

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    THE DIGITAL FRONT IS OPEN. Slavyangrad Analysis Ukraine struck thre...

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