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UK Data Centers Get VIP Treatment: Elevated to Critical National Infrastructure!
“Data centers in the UK are now critical national infrastructure, joining the ranks of energy and water systems. This move aims to fortify cyber defenses and prevent IT blackouts, emphasizing the UK’s commitment to cybersecurity.”
Hot Take:
Well, it looks like UK data centers just got a promotion! Who knew storing cat videos and online shopping histories would make you part of the critical national infrastructure? Move over, energy and water systems; data is the new king on the block!
Key Points:
- UK data centers are now classified as critical national infrastructure (CNI).
- A new £3.75bn data center will be built in Hertfordshire.
- A dedicated CNI data infrastructure team will be established.
- Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans an £8bn investment in UK data centers.
- There’s a call for a wider internet redundancy strategy.
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