Major cloud providers like AWS and Microsoft Azure are exploring rerouting data center workloads from West Asia to India and Singapore due to recent geopolitical disruptions. Drone strikes impacted AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain, causing service outages. This temporary shift could spur long-term investment in India’s growing data center capacity. Major cloud providers like AWS and Microsoft Azure are exploring rerouting data center workloads from West Asia to India and Singapore due to recent geopolitical disruptions. Drone strikes impacted AWS data centers in the UAE and Bahrain, causing service outages. This temporary shift could spur long-term investment in India’s growing data center capacity.
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Why Amazon, Microsoft may be looking to reroute West Asia data workload to these Indian cities
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