ejolson Back on topic, concentrating essential services for thousands of companies into hyperscale datacenters makes those datacenters into high-value targets, not just for kinetic weapons like drones and missiles but complicated digital supply chain, social engineering and cloud infrastructure hacking. In order to increase efficiency and convenience, many things we enjoy today are subject to multiple single-points-of-failure. In other words, even with the engineered redundancy and resilience, the current network of hyperscale datacenters concentrate so much into one point of failure, that focused attacks become a profitable undertaking for adversaries. Reply
Gururu I was surprised, not shocked I guess, to learn in recent Patel briefings that FBI and other government agencies actually purchase information gathered and stored in like data centers. I believe the government used to subpoena or issue warrants for this information. Now the companies are more than ever complicit. Reply
PEnns Dammmmm. How many million expensive Nvidia GPUs were hurt in this war??? This must be good news to Jen tho, right?? They will be buying new ones to replace them. Which means, more pain for gamers and the drought will continue while Jen is busy producing the expensive stuff…..UGH. Reply
derekullo PEnns said: Dammmmm. How many million expensive Nvidia GPUs were hurt in this war??? This must be good news to Jen tho, right?? They will be buying new ones to replace them. Which means, more pain for gamers and the drought will continue while Jen is busy producing the expensive stuff…..UGH. Nvidia's share price, $177, hasn't really changed since the beginning of the "excursion". Reply
S58_is_the_goat Bezos: careful iran, I have some really big rockets too… Reply
LordVile Gururu said: I was surprised, not shocked I guess, to learn in recent Patel briefings that FBI and other government agencies actually purchase information gathered and stored in like data centers. I believe the government used to subpoena or issue warrants for this information. Now the companies are more than ever complicit. I mean you do sign your rights away for data to be purchased or “shared” by third parties. Handy way around protections about law enforcement getting them for investigations Reply
pug_s I was hoping that I could get something free from Amazon and not get charged, oh well. Reply
the timid wild one ejolson said: Back on topic, concentrating essential services for thousands of companies into hyperscale datacenters makes those datacenters into high-value targets, not just for kinetic weapons like drones and missiles but complicated digital supply chain, social engineering and cloud infrastructure hacking. In order to increase efficiency and convenience, many things we enjoy today are subject to multiple single-points-of-failure. In other words, even with the engineered redundancy and resilience, the current network of hyperscale datacenters concentrate so much into one point of failure, that focused attacks become a profitable undertaking for adversaries. ok sounds good. 👍 Reply
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- https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/iranian-missile-blitz-takes-down-aws-data-centers-in-bahrain-and-dubai-amazon-declares-hard-down-status-for-multiple-zones#main
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