Amazon bestätigt, dass seine Rechenzentren in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten am Sonntag „direkt von iranischen Drohnen getroffen“ wurden

    https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog_entry/amazon-confirms-its-uae-data-centers-were-directly-struck-by-iranian-drones-on-sunday/

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    1. Powerful_Resident_48 on

      I’m still totally confused as to why the US started a war without being prepared for the consequences. Like… did nobody think of setting up air defence systems in all local crucial infrastructure locations before dropping bombs on a heavily armed nation?
      None of it makes any sense. 

    2. parts_cannon on

      Idk. Could it be that leader of the American Nation is an incompetent idiot.

    3. This is going to become a much bigger problem as the security situation intensifies. Europe has been getting it because of NATO aide to Ukraine but this is only the US and Israel so US companies anywhere are at risk directly, not as a block, because of the admin. Well Israel too but they have missiles falling directly on them.

      Everyone in that area is getting missiles but wider sabotage beyond cyber attacks should be expected

    4. Strong_Albatross on

      >The company does not specify if any of its employees were injured in the drone strikes, and says they are working closely with local authorities while “prioritizing the safety of our personnel throughout our recovery efforts.”

      Everything else aside, I hope the employees are alright. 

    5. TheThirdCity on

      It’s not funny you guys, so many chatbots were literally burned alive.

    6. notPabst404 on

      Finally some consequences. The US and Israel shouldn’t have started this illegal war.

    7. JgdPz_plojack on

      From google overview:

      > Major online multiplayer games leveraging Amazon Web Services (AWS) for hosting, scaling, and low-latency, real-time networking include Fortnite (Epic Games), League of Legends (Riot Games), and Apex Legends. These, along with Roblox, Dead by Daylight, and MARVEL SNAP, utilize AWS GameLift and other cloud infrastructure to support millions of concurrent players.

    8. Spacebotzero on

      This whole thing is turning into an out of control, sloppy mess. This was expected given the absolute clown show that is running this country into the ground.

    9. And employees will be expected to be in as per usual. “While we understand that missile strikes are a deeply frightening process, we all need to be in office five days a week to support our rich company culture.”

      At least they can save shareholder value by laying off anyone caught in the shrapnel

    10. Now all Americas enemies can see how unprepared and ignorant the current leadership is, this attack was/is a servere miss calculation

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