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Moscow, Russia

Yandex

Russian technology company that built the Chervonenkis, Galushkin and Lyapunov A100 supercomputers to train its YandexGPT and other machine-learning models.

Systems this company appears in

Systems
2
Aggregate Rmax
37.55 PFlop/s
systems it appears in
Aggregate power
913 kW
where disclosed
First appearance
2021
Most recent
2021
Concentration
57%
largest is Chervonenkis

Aggregate Rmax is the sum of the systems this company supplies any part of. It is not revenue and not attributable share: an integrator and a memory vendor in the same machine both count its full FLOPS here. Attribution weighted by role is Phase 4.

Role breakdown

Role Systems Rmax in those systems
Integrator 2 37.55 PFlop/s

Appearances

System Supplied as Shipped under Rmax Rank
Chervonenkis
Russia · 2021
Integrator Yandex 21.53 PFlop/s #19 November 2021 →
Galushkin
Russia · 2021
Integrator Yandex 16.02 PFlop/s #36 November 2021 →

AI datacenters operated

SystemStatusAcceleratorsStated power (MW)
Chervonenkis operational - -
Galushkin operational - -
Lyapunov operational - -

Figures come from the AI datacenter metrics; blank means none recorded.

Related news

  • Third strike on Yandex data center in Russia · Data Center Dynamics
    A third drone strike in a week took down Yandex's Vladimir facility, pausing dozens of cloud services; it follows the Sasovo strike already in this dataset, which outside reporting says holds two of Yandex's three machine-learning supercomputers, so this is another entry in the physical-security risk this graph's Yandex facility rows carry, not a change to any system's recorded status or location.
  • Second Yandex data center hit in drone strikes in Russia · Data Center Dynamics
    A second drone strike in 48 hours hit a Yandex data center, this one in Kaluga, after an earlier strike disabled the Sasovo site that outside reporting (Reuters, cited in the article) says holds two of Yandex's three machine-learning supercomputers in this graph. Our own rows for those systems deliberately leave the physical site blank for lack of a primary source, so this is recorded as a facility risk to watch rather than a change to any system's location or status.
  • Yandex data center hit in drone attack in Russia · Data Center Dynamics
    A drone strike disabled Yandex's largest Russian data center and knocked out an entire cloud availability zone, the first time the war has taken down a major facility inside Russia rather than Ukraine, which is a reminder that the graph's facility rows carry physical-security exposure that capacity figures alone don't capture.

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