Ukraine’s drones knock out AI data center belonging to "Russia’s Google"
Ukrainian drone strikes have successfully damaged a data center belonging to Yandex, often referred to as 'Russia's Google.' The facility housed supercomputers essential for training the company's artificial intelligence models.
Why it matters
This incident demonstrates the strategic use of drone warfare to target critical technological infrastructure, potentially hindering Russia's domestic AI development capabilities.
One damaged data center has supercomputers…
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