Ars Live: Can the cloud survive drone strikes on data centers?
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文章指出，今年东欧和中东地区的无人机与导弹袭击对数据中心造成前所未有的破坏，导致数百万人云服务中断，部分AWS客户数据被永久删除。这引发大型科技公司及依赖数字服务的政府等各方对云韧性的新担忧。作者将于11月17日与英国皇家联合军种研究所高级研究员Joseph Jarnecki进行直播对话，探讨无人机袭击与数据中心给科技巨头带来的新风险，以及乌克兰在西方伙伴支
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 life.
To explore what this all means for modern society’s reliance on cloud resilience, I will be hosting a live conversation titled "Drone attacks and data centers: New Risks for Big Tech" on Tuesday, November 17 at 1 pm ET with Joseph Jarnecki, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), a UK defense and security think tank. He leads RUSI’s work on how cloud services factor into national security and defense, along with tech sovereignty efforts.
Jarnecki has done extensive research on how Ukraine strengthened its cloud resilience with Western partners despite facing both cyberattacks and kinetic attacks at the start of the full-scale Russian invasion, and explored what that means for NATO and European governments’ cloud adoption plans.
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