No, not yet.
To this, you still need to dig a grave first.
It looks like that's what they're doing right now.
So really "W.I.P." indeed.

And if more seriously. From the very moment of moving from IBM to Krembil in the summer and autumn of last year, in my opinion, it is quite obvious that they "bit off more than they can chew". Their team and their infrastructure are just too weak to properly maintain the number of users and computing power that WCG had during IBM's management. Even during periods when everything is going relatively normal.

Therefore, there is no point in rushing or putting a lot of effort into restoring work as soon as possible in case of serious problems like we see now or those that were last year. Because the outflow of users to which such delays and problems lead is not perceived as something bad. Perhaps even as a desired side effect if some of the "excessive" users just leave to other DC projects.

Of course, they don't want WCG to die completely. So will try to restore work little by little. But to make it shrink to a more "manageable" level/size is another matter. Although they can't say such things directly, in plain text. But there are also non-verbal messaging.

@Cosmic Computing - I hear ya. One bare metal server is a bit poor. I hope they reach out to you and consider other options.

Also, I'd be willing to donate a small amount whenever I can to help out WCG. If someone's work unit delivers a vital result for humankind, how can that ever be repaid??

Something to think about:

When the system does finally start up, there will be a lot of pending uploads. I don't know how that will affect the system. My guess is that BOINC will just try again, but the receiving server might need some TLC during this time.

Dr Jurisica

can this run unmonitored (i.e., over the weekend/overnight - or will someone need to 'nurse' the transfer)? Hopefully, the former - allowing the possibility of a restart early next week.

Dr., thank you for your updates!