AWS CEO Matt Garman acknowledged the Iran war’s significant challenges, with employees working 24/7 to maintain services in the Middle East. Disruptions have been reported in Bahrain and the UAE, impacting data centers. Despite these difficulties, Garman expressed strong optimism for long-term investment and growth in the region’s entrepreneurial landscape. AWS CEO Matt Garman acknowledged the Iran war’s significant challenges, with employees working 24/7 to maintain services in the Middle East. Disruptions have been reported in Bahrain and the UAE, impacting data centers. Despite these difficulties, Garman expressed strong optimism for long-term investment and growth in the region’s entrepreneurial landscape.
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Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman ‘admits’ Iran war poses ongoing challenges
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