Finland's Ministry of Justice delays plans for cloud migration
Election platform will now be deployed in the cloud after next year's general election
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Telenor Group to invest $9.45m to expand sovereign cloud with AWS
Will also use Skygard's data center
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Norwegian Cruise Line migrates shoreside technology infrastructure to AWS
Took 15 months to complete
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AWS makes Braket quantum computing service available in European Union, adds IQM system
IQM makes 20-qubit Garnet available on Braket
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AWS signs 59MW PPA in Finland
Company to procure output of two Renantis wind farms
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AWS switching to HVO fuel in Europe, starting with Sweden
Company choosing biofuel to power backup generators
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Amazon Web Services launches cloud region in Stockholm, Sweden
Its twentieth region around the world
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OVH CEO: Unlike Amazon, Google, "we will never be in competition with you"
European data center company is not planning to diversify into online shopping
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UK Ministry of Justice CDIO: "Amazon is probably better at hosting than you"
But he is no fan of Oracle
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Amazon's Tallaght, Dublin data center gets approved
But concerns remain about the number of data centers in the region and the grid’s ability to support them
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AWS opens its 50th 'availability zone,' in London
What, no cake?
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AWS considers expansion to Saudi Arabia
But no decision has been made
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DataCentred is shutting down after losing HMRC as a customer
British taxman moves to Amazon, leaving the business unable to keep the lights on
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AWS to open Middle East data centers by early 2019
Three zones in Bahrain at launch
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AWS to establish Stockholm cloud region
Launch in 2018 will see three availability zones spanning the Swedish capital
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Amazon plans €900m Dublin data center campus
The project will start with a single €200m facility
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G4S goes cloud first, will shift to AWS in the UK
Troubled security company cuts costs
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Brexit: Amazon plans data center in UK, despite customer uncertainty
Amazon won’t leave the UK