Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Against FBI

Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by gojomo on Wednesday April 08, 2009 @09:57PM (#553767)

What if they seize S3?

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Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by dkokelley on Wednesday April 08, 2009 @10:24PM (#553791)

I think Amazon will have a better shot at either avoiding that or preventing outages from that.

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Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by gojomo on Thursday April 09, 2009 @01:22AM (#553982)

Too bad you have to be a multi-billion-dollar corporation to be free from heavy-handed enforcement actions.

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Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by dmaclay on Thursday April 09, 2009 @03:30AM (#554075)

Actually a canny data-center operator might be able to offer a limited free service to something like a hospital, allowing them to argue that a wholesale shutdown might threaten lives. Done just right, the hospital gets a free service and the data-center gets protection.

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Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by mooism2 on Thursday April 09, 2009 @04:06AM (#554093)

Although the FBI have shown themselves to be quite capable of shutting down 911 service, which might threaten lives.

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Re:Company Caught in Texas Data Center Raid Loses Suit Again... by vaksel on Wednesday April 08, 2009 @10:11PM (#553780)

you won't really care, since your original servers will still be up

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