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- 1Russian Strikes on Data Centers Threaten Ukraine's Internet Access▼Russian strikes on data centers: will the occupiers leave Ukraine without the internet?
Russian forces are carrying out strikes targeting data center infrastructure in Ukraine, raising concerns that the country could lose internet connectivity. Ukrainian media are questioning whether continued attacks on these facilities could leave parts of Ukraine without access to the internet, as the war's impact extends deeper into critical digital infrastructure.
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Russian strikes are increasingly directed at Ukraine's data centers, infrastructure that underpins government services, banking, and communications. The attacks fit a broader campaign against Ukrainian energy and digital infrastructure, aiming to disrupt state operations and public life. Analysts note that destroying data facilities can be harder to reverse than hitting the power grid, raising concerns about the long-term resilience of Ukraine's digital state.
- 3Should Ukraine prepare for life without internet, Koretsky asks after data center attacks●«Soll man sich auf ein Leben ohne Internet vorbereiten: Was Korezkyj nach den Angriffen auf die Rechenzentren sagte» htt
Ukrainian official Koretsky has raised the question of whether citizens should prepare for life without internet following attacks on data centers, according to Ukraine-Nachrichten. The strikes on critical digital infrastructure have sparked debate about the resilience of Ukraine's connectivity amid continued Russian attacks on energy and communications facilities, and what precautions civilians should take.
- 4Russian Strike Hits Ukrainian Cosmonova.net Data Center Again▼Russian Forces Strike Cosmonova.net Data Center Again, Internet Disruptions Possible
Russian forces have again struck the Cosmonova.net data center in Ukraine, according to Ukrainian news reports. The company warns the attack could cause internet disruptions for users relying on its infrastructure. The facility has been targeted before, and the latest hit raises fresh concerns about the resilience of Ukraine's internet amid ongoing strikes on telecommunications infrastructure.
- 5New resiliency center opens for Grand Blanc attack survivors▼A new resiliency center helps survivors of Grand Blanc attack 'thrive'
A new resiliency center has opened to support survivors of the Grand Blanc attack, aimed at helping them move beyond recovery and 'thrive.' The facility offers services for those affected by the assault, which shook the Michigan community, and local coverage highlights it as a step toward long-term healing for victims and their families.
- 6Sterling Organization Buys Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio in California and Hawaii▼Sterling Organization Acquires Grocery-Anchored Retail Portfolio Totaling 277,057 Square Feet in California, Hawaii
Private equity real estate firm Sterling Organization has acquired a portfolio of grocery-anchored retail centers totaling 277,057 square feet across California and Hawaii. The deal adds supermarket-anchored properties to the firm's holdings, a segment investors often favor for steady traffic and resilience. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
- 7Developer seeks $150m for Whole Foods-anchored retail project●Builder looks to bag $150m for Whole Foods-anchored retail, land next door
A developer is seeking $150 million in financing for a retail project anchored by a Whole Foods store, along with an adjacent parcel of land. The deal would fund the shopping center and secure the neighbouring property, pointing to continued lender and investor interest in grocery-anchored retail assets even as broader commercial real estate financing remains selective.
- 8GCM Grosvenor Backs Hyperion's Grocery-Anchored Retail Expansion●GCM Grosvenor Backs Hyperion’s Grocery-Anchored Retail Expansion
Alternative asset manager GCM Grosvenor is backing Hyperion's expansion of grocery-anchored retail properties, a niche seen as resilient because supermarkets anchor steady foot traffic and dependable tenant demand even as other retail struggles. The investment signals continued institutional interest in necessity-based shopping centers, with both firms betting on stable cash flows from essential retail across US markets.