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The latest news from the data center, telco, and cloud sector
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Privacy advocates criticize new UK Data Bill's privacy rules
The UK GDPR is now different from the EU GDPR
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Zoom acquires Keybase.io to tighten its own security measures
Zoom needed the experts from Keybase to optimize the platform's security
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Tough customers force Oracle expansion
Plans to double global footprint
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Looks like Facebook won't be building data centers in China
The move comes as Facebook has outlined a plan to transform the social network into a “privacy-focused platform”
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EU Commission threatens to suspend US data sharing
Just a month left to rescue the EU-US Privacy Shield
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Apple to start moving Chinese data to state-owned data center in February
Guizhou-Cloud Big Data Industry will eventually host all of Apple’s Chinese data assets
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Ex Libris moves into a data center in Toronto
Canadian privacy regulations encourage market development
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Dropbox moves into European data centers to comply with regulation
Cloud storage company chooses AWS over public cloud rivals
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Research: Most businesses are unprepared for EU privacy regulation
Rapid improvement is required before GDPR comes into force on 25 May 2018
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Apple, Google and Amazon support Microsoft in US privacy lawsuit
And where are your friends, Justice Department?
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Research: Just 34% of companies intend to use EU-US Privacy Shield
Survey shows there’s little confidence in the new privacy framework
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Putin wants Russia to build storage servers
Recent amendments to anti-terrorism law require hardware that the country doesn’t have
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UK’s new Information Commissioner begins her watch
Canadian Elizabeth Denham assumes responsibility for privacy, data protection
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Court blocks access to Microsoft customer emails held in Ireland
Privacy campaigners welcome the ruling
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EU approves massive fines in final Data Protection Regulation draft
New regulation brings the biggest change to digital privacy landscape in 20 years
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White Space 24: Flash for submarines
Submarines need storage, right?
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NSA limits its surveillance program in the US
The agency will no longer collect mobile communications data in bulk
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Privacy fears have businesses looking for data 'safe havens'
Survey claims 76 percent of IT decision-makers in the US and the UK may move their data abroad for safety
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European Court invalidates Safe Harbor framework
Data exchange between Europe and the US is set to get a lot more complicated
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Microsoft could take Dublin email row to US Supreme Court
The stakes are getting higher as Microsoft refuses to disclose drug trade emails
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Microsoft to build two data centers in Canada
Privacy-conscious Canucks will be able to keep their data out of the US
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Microsoft adopts ISO cloud privacy standard
Standards bodies validate four cloud-related services