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Amazon Confirms Permanent Customer Data Loss After Iran Strikes Hit AWS Data Centers

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Amazon Web Services has acknowledged that customer data stored in its data centers has been permanently lost following strikes by Iran. The company admitted that its infrastructure was not designed or built to withstand wartime conditions. As a result, AWS has confirmed it is unable to recover the destroyed data. The incident raises serious concerns about cloud infrastructure resilience and the vulnerability of commercial data centers in conflict zones.

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