EU Commission clarifies data protection policy for Microsoft’s Ireland case
To ensure European rules are well understood ahead of US DoJ ruling next year
To ensure European rules are well understood ahead of US DoJ ruling next year
The company’s third fully owned facility in the area, with another under construction and a lease in two CyrusOne locations
Microsoft “taking steps” to drop case against US government following the federal policy update
Helped along by a new subdivision: Azure Government Secret
And is set to become the first to be battery equipped in Europe
Updated: San Jose welcomes a clean-living resident
Without even accounting for four new planned facilities
Tech vs Trump rift heats up, as does our planet
Luck of the Irish
DCD still awaiting invite
Apparently firms are not fans of handing over their source code
Great for storage vendors, not so good for citizens
Relationships matter, but not as much as laws
The city-state’s role as a regional hub seems unshakeable
Last minute legal action fails to stop move
“Or Internet freedom will be lost for good, since there will be no way to make it great again once it is lost”
And where are your friends, Justice Department?
Facility at Agriport near Amsterdam has been in progress since 2014
The software can automatically migrate workloads if cost-beneficial
Four new facilities could cost as much as €900 million
The lawsuit accuses the Department of Justice of violating two constitutional amendments
Project Natick puts servers in a rack in a can at the bottom of the deep blue sea
Why aren’t data centers more beautiful on the outside?
The stakes are getting higher as Microsoft refuses to disclose drug trade emails