Russia’s Yandex says data centre in Vladimir shut down after drone attack
Yandex said a drone attack shut down its data centre in Vladimir, Russia, marking the third strike on the company’s facilities in a week. The attacks reflect escalating Russian-Ukrainian conflict involving technology infrastructure and raise concerns about data-centre operations and energy use.
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