Well, I wouldn't necessarily only store it on North Korean soil. Raw data we use for image processing at work (we will miss it if it's gone) is stored in three

Well, I wouldn't necessarily only store it on North Korean soil. Raw data we use for image processing at work (we will miss it if it's gone) is stored in three locations: server room, another server room in a different building, and on the cloud. Properly-as-of-2021-encrypted, of course. Unless we really fuck something up with securing our storage servers or running a script that accidentally wipes it all at once, it's really hard to imagine a scenario under which all of that is gone at once. If the cheapest and most reliable cloud storage provider was in North Korea, the only reason I wouldn't use them is the reaction I'd get from Very Important Privacy Peoples when they hear of it. (And also because I don't want to fund a criminal totalitarian regime responsible for sending people to the Gulag).