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Drone Strikes Hit 3 AWS Infrastructure in the UAE and Bahrain

Casablanca – Amazon Web Services (AWS) said late Monday that drone strikes damaged two of its data centers in the United Arab Emirates and disrupted operations at a facility in Bahrain, causing…

3 Mar, 17:39 — 3 Mar, 18:30
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digi241d ago

Servicii bancare şi de plăţi, paralizate după ce centrele de date Amazon din Emirate au fost lovite în atacuri cu drone

Aplicaţii şi servicii digitale din Emiratele Arabe Unite au raportat întreruperi majore după ce centre de date ale platformei Amazon Web Services au fost lovite în atacuri cu drone, relatează CNBC.

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morocco-world-news1d ago

Drone Strikes Hit 3 AWS Infrastructure in the UAE and Bahrain

Casablanca – Amazon Web Services (AWS) said late Monday that drone strikes damaged two of its data centers in the United Arab Emirates and disrupted operations at a facility in Bahrain, causing widespread service outages across the region. The company confirmed that two of its three Availability Zones in the Middle East, UAE region were […] The post Drone Strikes Hit 3 AWS Infrastructure in the UAE and Bahrain appeared first on Morocco World News.

By Oumaima Moho Amer

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zerohedge1d ago

Drone Strikes On Amazon Data Centers In Middle East Reveal Urgent Need To Defend AI

Drone Strikes On Amazon Data Centers In Middle East Reveal Urgent Need To Defend AI For the first time in modern warfare, Iranian kamikaze drones struck commercial data centers in the Middle East operated by Amazon. This marks a major escalation in the targeting of civilian digital infrastructure. Amazon wrote on its website that three Middle East data centers were hit by Iranian drones, causing widespread outages at Amazon Web Services facilities tied to the "ongoing conflict ...

By Tyler Durden

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Yahoo1d ago

Iranian strikes on Amazon data centers highlights industry's vulnerability to physical disasters

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