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>The PATRIOT Act already forced a number of companies to open European datacentres to satisfy particularly-picky customers; It's not picky customers, it's ever
by AndyNemmity 12y ago
>The PATRIOT Act already forced a number of companies to open European datacentres to satisfy particularly-picky customers;
It's not picky customers, it's everyone. It's literally the first discussion that occurs. Any company in any part of the world wants their data in a datacenter near them, that follows rules they are comfortable with.
It cannot be overstated just how important this issue is to foreign companies.
- TazeTSchnitzel 12y agoEspecially as those customers might end up liable.
- toyg 12y ago> It's not picky customers, it's everyone. It's literally the first discussion that occurs. In my experience that often wasn't the case until Snowden came about, but I guess it might depend on specific sectors. I agree that now it's absolutely everyone.
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