Tech Giants at Risk Amid Gulf Conflict
Amazon has confirmed that it will be unable to recover the data and data centers in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain that were targeted by drone strikes last March, as they were completely damaged. The company indicated that most of its clients in the region were able to resume operations through backups, while it exhausted all efforts to recover data in Bahrain, resulting in losses estimated at around 150 million dollars. Additionally, the company incurred losses amounting to billions due to the destruction of data storage sites linked to governments and companies across the Gulf. These attacks occur in the context of Iran escalating efforts to target American cloud infrastructure and technological systems in the region in response to mutual American and Iranian strikes. This jeopardizes investments by major technology firms and threatens data security and digital services across the Gulf.
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