Compliance with the new privacy rules doesn’t always fall on data center managers, but when it does, it's more difficult than it may sound.

If the industry doesn’t formulate a set of standards for securing critical infrastructure, regulators might.

The recent proposal by Germany, backed by France, to fuse the infrastructures of Europe’s cloud providers could challenge every data center storing a European’s data.

FTC investigators are said to have been asking software companies about practices around AWS.

The UK has until the end of 2020 to make an agreement on data flows with Europe.

UK government says providers will have to comply with each state's individual rules and suggests hiring an English-speaking lawyer in each country.

Disruption to data would affect more of Britain’s services-oriented economy than trucks backing up at ports.

EU report warns of nightmare scenario whereby hackers or hostile states assume control of electricity grids, police communications, and home appliances.

Data center developers have been caught in crossfire as local politicians duke it out over a troubled waste treatment plant.

Pledges to "continue to stand up for the principle that our customers are entitled to know when the government obtains their data.”