Iran Warns Against Attacking US Data Centers
Iran is playing the card of internet cables and AI facilities connected to the United States in the Gulf as part of a potential military escalation. Iranian officials have warned against targeting these assets, which are valued at more than two trillion dollars, in the event of a new conflict, as this could threaten communication networks and digital services in the region. This vital infrastructure holds strategic importance, especially given the varying degrees of reliance on submarine cables among different countries, since repairing damages could take a significant amount of time. This comes amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States, with Iran affirming its right to manage the Strait of Hormuz, seeking to bolster its defensive capabilities, and presenting conditions for returning to negotiations. Iran views that such escalation complicates the diplomatic process and impacts the security of the entire region.
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