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Sovereignty Stress Test
Amazon wants to prove that its Sovereign Cloud in Brandenburg, Germany, can operate independently of the United States. Today, AWS will disconnect it from the global AWS backbone for several hours to test its operational independence.
Irreparably damaged
Six months after the drone attacks during the Iran war, Amazon Web Services delivers a sobering assessment: A portion of the destroyed cloud infrastructure in Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates will suffer permanent outages.
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Renewed Attack
According to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), an Amazon data center in Bahrain was destroyed by multiple cruise missiles.
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Scaleway Wins Airbus Deal
Airbus is shifting part of its IT infrastructure away from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and moving it to French cloud provider Scaleway. The migration covers 900 business-critical applications, with the first 70 highly sensitive systems scheduled to transition in the initial phase.
Routing system failure
A routing failure in AWS CloudFront caused global outages, impacting thousands of services across North America, Europe, and Asia for over three hours.
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Amazon Web Services under fire
Amazon Web Services has confirmed that drone strikes directly hit two of its data centers in the United Arab Emirates. The attacks are a consequence of the escalating conflict in the Middle East, following strikes conducted by the United States and Israel against Iran.
Shortly after Majorana 1
Amazon unveiled its first processor for quantum computing on Thursday. According to the company, the chip developed under the name “Ocelot” is intended to help develop highly efficient quantum systems. The announcement comes just a week after Microsoft unveiled its own quantum chip.
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17.11.2026
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