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Ars Live: What drone attacks on data centers mean for modern life in the cloud

Summary

Recent drone and missile attacks in Eastern Europe and the Middle East have caused severe damage to data centers this year. This destruction disrupted cloud services for millions of users and resulted in the permanent loss of some customer data. These physical security threats have created a novel challenge for major technology firms, governments, and everyday consumers who rely on cloud infrastructure.

Drone and missile strikes have inflicted unprecedented damage on data centers in Eastern Europe and the Middle East this year, disrupting cloud services for millions of people and permanently deleting some Amazon Web Services customer data. This trend represents a new concern for Big Tech companies—but also for governments and everyone else who depends on common digital services in modern…

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