Companies/Yandex
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
- Aggregate power
- 913 kW
- First appearance
- 2021
- Most recent
- 2021
- Concentration
- 57%
systems it appears in
where disclosed
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
| System | Status | Accelerators | Stated power (MW) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chervonenkis | operational | - | - |
| Galushkin | operational | - | - |
| Lyapunov | operational | - | - |
Figures come from the AI datacenter metrics; blank means none recorded.
Related news
- Second Yandex data center hit in drone strikes in Russia · Data Center DynamicsA 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 DynamicsA 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.