Iran's Revolutionary Guard claims to have hit Amazon's AWS data infrastructure in Bahrain with cruise missiles, exposing Big Tech's physical vulnerability in the Gulf. Mark Malek breaks down why Wall
I am not a violent type of individual but an Iranian military strike on any data center is actually very intimidating and intelligent target. This conflict is and has been going in convoluted directions. I’m curious if this type of damage is covered within insurance.
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Amazon has government contracts so they are legit targets.
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