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A Huge Chinese Supercomputer Got Hacked...

A Huge Chinese Supercomputer Got Hacked...

Source: YouTube · SomeOrdinaryGamers · published Apr 9, 2026 · 17:03

Cybersecurity
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A major Chinese supercomputing lab has allegedly been hacked in what could be the largest data breach in history, with 10 petabytes of data reportedly stolen 0:09.

Key Takeaways:
• The target of the alleged cyberattack was China's largest national supercomputing laboratory 0:13.
• The breach reportedly resulted in the theft of 10 petabytes of data, which equates to roughly 10,000 terabytes 0:21.
• If confirmed to be real, the sheer scale of this incident would rank among the most significant data breaches ever recorded globally 0:41.

While the details remain unconfirmed, the potential implications of such a massive breach targeting a national supercomputing facility are deeply alarming 0:51.

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  • 0:09 Introduction of the alleged Chinese supercomputing lab hack
  • 0:21 Explanation of the 10 petabyte data theft
  • 0:41 Comparison to the world's largest data breaches
  • 0:51 Context and skepticism regarding whether the breach is actually real

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Hello guys and gals. Me Mudahar and I don't know about you guys but there's been some crazy [ __ ] that's been popping off this week. One of one of that crazy thing is apparently the Chinese supercomputing lab, well I believe their largest one has apparently been hacked with uh I would say allegedly the largest amount of data ever stolen. 10 pabytes. Yes, you heard me right. Petabytes. Now you might be like, whoa, how much is a pabyte, Muda? Well, a pabyte, ladies and gentlemen, is around um I guess you could say a thousand terabytes. Now this is an insane amount. Now, if you look at some of the world's largest data breaches in the world, 10 pabytes from a national supercomputing laboratory is a pretty big amount. And it actually should kind of shock you if, however, it's actually real. No…