Russia will temporarily allow the use of overseas data centers, according to a Techub News brief that cited Bloomberg. The item also said Ukraine had previously attacked facilities belonging to Russian technology giant Yandex. The source material did not provide details on how long the temporary measure will remain in place, which overseas facilities may be used, or what technical or regulatory conditions may apply. It also did not specify when the attack on Yandex’s facilities took place beyond saying it happened earlier. The report was presented as a short technology update, with no additional comments from Russian authorities, Yandex, or other named parties included in the source text.
Russia will temporarily allow the use of overseas data centers, according to Techub News, citing Bloomberg.
Earlier, Ukraine attacked facilities belonging to Russian technology giant Yandex, the brief said.
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