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Amazon Web Services has confirmed the permanent loss of customer data due to Iranian drone strikes that damaged data centers in Bahrain and the UAE. The company is working to recover resources in the affected regions while acknowledging that the damage exceeded the infrastructure's design capacity. AWS has issued customer credits and plans to provide updates on service restoration in early 2027.
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Amazon Web Services has confirmed the permanent loss of customer data due to Iranian drone strikes that damaged data centers in Bahrain and the UAE. The company is working to recover resources in the affected regions while acknowledging that the damage exceeded the infrastructure's design capacity. AWS has issued customer credits and plans to provide updates on service restoration in early 2027.
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