Amazon Web Services said Monday that two of its data centers in the United Arab Emirates were "directly struck" by drones. A facility in Bahrain was also taken offline after it was damaged by a nearby drone strike.
Amazon said three of its data centers in the Middle East were damaged by drone strikes due to the US-Iran conflict in the region. Two facilities in the United Arab Emirates sustained direct hits, while a third facility in Bahrain was damaged by a drone strike "in close proximity," the company said in an update on its AWS cloud service dashboard on Monday afternoon.
Amazon's cloud unit AWS said on Monday its facilities in the UAE and Bahrain were impacted by drone strikes amid the Middle East conflict.
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| US Country | 1,560,000 Employees | - Last Dividend | 2 Sep 1999 Last Split | 15 May 1997 IPO Date |
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