According to the latest reports, NVIDIA's email systems and developer tools have reportedly experienced outages over the past two days due to a suspected cyberattack.

The company told The Telegraph, which first reported on the issue, that it is investigating the incident and has nothing further to share at this time.

The company is believed to be dealing with a malicious network breach which, according to one person familiar with the situation, completely damages NVIDIA's internal systems.

Some of its email services were said to have come back online on Friday. It is not yet clear whether the hackers obtained data about NVIDIA or its customers if this was indeed a cyberattack.

There is currently no evidence linking the incident to Russia, after concerns it might retaliate against the West with cyber warfare. The United States and other countries imposed sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine on Thursday, including halting semiconductor exports to the country.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said this week, before Russia launched its military attack: “We do not have information indicating a credible cyber threat against the United States, but it is our responsibility to be prepared.”