The PARKOVY Data Center site in Kyiv suffered critical damage as a result of a series of Russian strikes and completely stopped working — it is no longer possible to restore services at this site.
The PARKOVY Data Center site in Kyiv suffered critical damage as a result of a series of Russian strikes and completely stopped working — it is no longer possible to restore services at this site.
This was announced on October 1 on the company’s official Facebook page.
The company emphasized that all employees are safe, and customer data is deployed on backup sites in the EU.
Recall that the data center is located in the building of the Parkovy Congress and Exhibition Center, which was attacked by the Russians at least twice — on September 23 and 29, 2026. After the first strike, the administration of the Convention and Exhibition Center reported damage to the building and the suspension of the complex’s work due to force majeure, but without casualties due to prompt evacuation. The repeated shelling on September 29 caused new damage to the building — footage from the scene showed traces of fire inside and outside the building.
Parkovy is not the only data center in the capital that suffered this fall: the same wave of attacks also affected the data centers of MiroHost, Cosmonova, Data Group, as well as the infrastructure of the providers "Pavutina" and UTELS, which caused Internet outages for some Kyiv residents.
