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“Russia wants to camouflage its data centers to stop them being bombed — and it might even move them underground for protection”
Russia considers underground data centers and camouflage to deter strikes
Key points
- Russia reviews data center resilience amid Ukrainian drone strikes targeting infrastructure.
- Defensive measures include camouflage, anti-drone nets, and signal jamming hardware.
- Plans propose moving facilities underground and protecting power, cooling, and shocks.
- Balakovo data center owned by Sberbank was attacked; Sberbank reports operations continue.
- Experts say protections could raise costs by 5-10% or more, offsetting potential losses.
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