NATO's thumbs-up for AWS shows Europe still needs America
washingtontechnology.com · Tue Sep-22 16:47:35 published · Tue Sep-22 20:00:16 alerted · alerted 3h 12m after publish · read at www.washingtontechnology.com ↗ · partnership · mat 65
Amazon Web Services became the first cloud provider to receive NATO approval for handling sensitive data across all member nations, securing a competitive advantage over rivals like Microsoft.
overnight drift: long AMZN at close, exit next close (partnership: Amazon Web Services became the first cloud provider to receive NATO approval for handling sensitive data across all member nations, securing a competitive advantage over rivals like Microsoft.) [skipped at close: s4_alignment — wanted long, AMZN -1.21% vs prev close 258.45001220703125 (mark 255.30999755859375), order not placed]
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