Yandex: three supercomputers were not damaged in attacks on its data centers and are moving to new sites
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The computing core of a Russian company has been preserved and is moving: according to Yandex, model training will continue.
According to Yandex's message on its Telegram channel, the supercomputers Lyapunov (12.81 petaflops in the Linpack test), Chervonenkis (21.53) and Galushkin (16.02) were not damaged in the October drone attacks on the company's data centers and are being deployed as independent clusters at different new sites. Lyapunov and Chervonenkis were in Sasovo (Ryazan Oblast), Galushkin in Vladimir. After launch they will return to the infrastructure of Yandex services and continue training foundation language models, the company said. A Forbes source said the machines operate independently of one another.