DreamLine Data Center in Kyiv Destroyed, Russian Report Says
DreamLine, a provider of corporate internet, DDoS protection and server hosting services, had a data center destroyed in Kyiv, according to TASS.
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A data center belonging to DreamLine, a provider of corporate internet, DDoS attack protection and server placement services, was destroyed in Kyiv, according to a report from TASS.
The report does not specify the cause of the destruction, the date on which it occurred, or the scale of the damage to DreamLine's infrastructure or its clients' services.
DreamLine's role as a provider of internet and hosting services means the loss of a data center could potentially disrupt services for business clients relying on its infrastructure, though the report does not detail any specific service outages resulting from the incident.
No statement from DreamLine or Ukrainian authorities regarding the circumstances of the incident was included in the available report.
Further details on the cause of the destruction and its broader impact were not available at the time of this report.
Sources
- DreamLine’s datacenter destroyed in Kiev — TASS (Russia)
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