Украйны дроны довтолгооны улмаас ОХУ-ын технологийн томоохон компани болох “Yandex”-ийн гурван ч мэдээллийн төвийн үйл ажиллагаа сүүлийн хэд хоногт тасалдаад байна.
Ням гарагт “Yandex” компани Владимир муж дахь мэдээллийн төв нь дроны довтолгооны улмаас гэмтэж, үйл ажиллагаа нь бүрэн зогссон талаар мэдэгдэв. Тус халдлагын улмаас хүний амь нас хохироогүй ч компанийн зарим үйлчилгээ хэрэглэгчдэд хүрэх боломжгүй болжээ. Энэ нь сүүлийн өдрүүдэд тус компанийн дэд бүтцэд учирсан гурав дахь томоохон хохирол юм.
Баасан гарагт Москвагаас баруун өмнө зүгт орших Калуга муж дахь “Yandex”-ийн мэдээллийн төв Украйны дроны цохилтод өртөж, хэсэгчлэн ажиллагаагүй болсон байна. Үүнээс нэг өдрийн өмнө Москвагаас зүүн өмнө зүгт байрлах Сасово дахь мэдээллийн төв мөн халдлагад өртөж үйл ажиллагаа нь зогссон юм.
Сасово дахь төвд тус компанийн хиймэл оюун ухааны загвар боловсруулахад ашигладаг гурван супер компьютерын хоёр нь байрладаг байжээ. “Оросын Google” хэмээн нэрлэгддэг “Yandex” компани нь ОХУ-ын хиймэл оюун ухааны хөгжүүлэлтийн гол цөм болдог юм.
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Russian technology and AI company Yandex said on Sunday that its infrastructure had been damaged in a drone attack, resulting in the complete shutdown of its data centre in the Vladimir region.
No one was injured in the attack, but some of Yandex’s services are currently unavailable to users, the company said.
This is the third major data centre to have been taken out of action in the last few days.
On Friday, Yandex, which is heavily involved in Russia’s AI development and is sometimes called “Russia’s Google,” said its data center in the Kaluga region southwest of Moscow had been struck by Ukrainian drones and partly put out of action.
A day earlier, a Ukrainian attack shut down Yandex’s data hub in Sasovo, southeast of Moscow, where two of the three supercomputers used to develop the company’s AI model are housed.
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