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GigaCenter says Russian attack damaged its Kyiv data centre

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The company warned of possible disruptions to customers’ equipment after the October 20 attack as specialists worked to contain the impact.

GigaCenter said a Russian attack during the day on October 20 damaged its data centre in Kyiv. RBC-Ukraine reported the company’s statement on October 21.

The company warned that customers could experience disruptions to equipment hosted at the facility. It said specialists were working to contain the consequences of the strike.

GigaCenter provides server and IT equipment hosting for businesses and is part of GIGAGROUP. RBC-Ukraine’s report did not specify a restoration timetable, the number of affected customers or whether any customer data had been lost.

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