Russian strikes on Ukrainian data centers are causing systemic disruptions to Kyiv's infrastructure, which supports critical services like servers, cloud services, and communications.

Strikes on Ukrainian data centers are beginning to have a systemic, rather than a targeted, effect. The #Russian Ministry of Defense reported the destruction of Parkovy, Ukrtelecom, Gigi, and Podolske. Other sites had already been disabled. As a result, Kyiv is gradually losing its own infrastructure, which supports servers, clouds, corporate networks, communications, and backup capacity. The most important thing: one destroyed data center doesn't disrupt the system. Data is transferred

Attacks on Ukrainian data centers are now having a systemic, rather than isolated, effect. The #Russian Ministry of Defense has reported strikes on "Parkoviy," Ukrtelecom, "Giga," and "Podolsky." Prior to this, other facilities had already been taken out of operation. As a result, Kyiv is gradually losing its own infrastructure, which supports servers, cloud services, corporate networks, communications, and backup power.