OpenStreetMap, the free, crowdsourced digital world map that now claims 800,000 volunteer cartographers around the globe, has gotten a boost from Russian search giant “Yandex” (the country’s Google equivalent), which donated a new server to host OpenStreetMap’s map tiles, the OpenStreetMap Foundation announced on its blog Wednesday.
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