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IMHO It still all hinges on users saying “I don’t trust this big American multinational, AWS, (who despite their policies and contracts could be subject to all
by michaelt 1y ago
IMHO It still all hinges on users saying “I don’t trust this big American multinational, AWS, (who despite their policies and contracts could be subject to all manner of corrupt insiders and secret political pressures) - but I do trust this big American multinational, Intel, for some reason”
To me, those trust boundaries are in the same place.
- trebligdivad 1y agoIt's not necessarily 'AWS' - for example, maybe you trust AWS but realise they have lots of rack monkeys so you can't trust that everyone in their datacentres is trustworthy. Especially say if you have to run in other regions. Or how about in your own data centres in a big company; do you trust everyone who works in all your datacentres with your most sensitive data?
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 1y agoI trust them more than cops and governments. A "rack monkey" has to be bribed or turned. The government is pre-loaded with creeps who hate me.