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> I am forced to very critically reconsider my business activities there - small as they are. You can take as hard a negotiating stance as you like, in most/al
by draw_down 5y ago
> I am forced to very critically reconsider my business activities there - small as they are.
You can take as hard a negotiating stance as you like, in most/all situations the leverage resides with them. Even being Apple won't get them to leave you alone, that should tell you something.
- meribold 5y agoIn general you make a fair point but GPs business is cloud storage [1] and, as far as I know, they have one datacenter in SEA and it's in Hong Kong [2]. Presumably GP could open a datacenter in e.g. Singapore/Taipei/Tokyo instead and close the HK one—no negotiation with CCP authorities required. [1]: https://rsync.net https://rsync.net [2]: I'm a customer based in SEA that previously used rsync.net's Hong Kong site but moved to one of the US sites following the events in 2019.