Iranian Drones Hit AWS Data Centers in Middle East


Author: The Daily News Now! March 3, 2026 Duration: 1:29
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Iranian Drones Hit AWS Data Centers in Middle East

Iranian drone strikes damage AWS data centers in the Middle East, highlighting risks for cloud infrastructure in conflict zones. Despite local disruptions, Amazon assures minimal fallout and urges customers to reroute traffic. Experts note redundancy in AWSs system, but multiple losses in the same zone could strain capacity.

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