How the USA destroys its own IT business

Catfish · 08-05-14, 11:22 AM

.. and the rest of the world's as well:

only in german:
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldu...n-2283109.html

Quintessence is, a US court has decided that any Internet and cloud information that is stored, belongs to the US.
Yes, you read that right.

Microsoft has announced protest against the verdict, but any company worldwide will have to observe closely what happens next.

This is not peaceful hegemony anymore.
I guess the next move will be that China demands access to all data, that are stored on their hardware ?

In case of doubt, the highness on confidential data lies in the hands of a US court. Any municipal administration and medium-sized businesses should know this, when a meeting between salesmen from Microsoft, Google, Apple, Oracle, Cisco, IBM and so on, is pending.

Not in anglo-saxon countries of course, this is all done for the greater good and perfectly ok

I see a new worldwide net and new operating systems grow, in the next years. Non-US, of course ..

08-05-14, 11:22 AM	#1
Catfish Dipped Squirrel Operative Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: ..where the ocean meets the sky Posts: 17,767 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	How the USA destroys its own IT business .. and the rest of the world's as well: only in german: http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldu...n-2283109.html Quintessence is, a US court has decided that any Internet and cloud information that is stored, belongs to the US. Yes, you read that right. Microsoft has announced protest against the verdict, but any company worldwide will have to observe closely what happens next. This is not peaceful hegemony anymore. I guess the next move will be that China demands access to all data, that are stored on their hardware ? In case of doubt, the highness on confidential data lies in the hands of a US court. Any municipal administration and medium-sized businesses should know this, when a meeting between salesmen from Microsoft, Google, Apple, Oracle, Cisco, IBM and so on, is pending. Not in anglo-saxon countries of course, this is all done for the greater good and perfectly ok I see a new worldwide net and new operating systems grow, in the next years. Non-US, of course ..