Yandex said three supercomputers moved after attacks on its data centers were undamaged and would resume company service work and foundation language model training after returning online.
The company said none of the three systems was damaged and that it had moved them to safer sites. They are named Chervonenkis, Galushkin and Lyapunov.
Yandex said the computers would support its services when they return to operation. The company also said it would continue using them to train foundation language models.
The Moscow Times reported that attacks on Yandex sites caused temporary outages in ride-hailing, food delivery and banking services across Russia. The outlet said corporate customers of Yandex Cloud were affected as well.
EconoTimes previously reported strikes that shut two Yandex data centers and disrupted payments. Yandex said some Pay users could not check balances, pay or transfer money, while copies of their account records remained stored at other sites.
