The sale of Dutch cloud services firm Solvinity to American IT giant Kyndryl has caused alarm within national and local government because it undermines efforts to reduce dependence on US technology companies and safeguard control over sensitive data, the Financieele Dagblad reported on Wednesday. Under the US Cloud Act, cloud service providers can be required by law to make information available to the US government, even if the storage is located in Europe. Solvinity provides secure cloud and data services to...
You mean IBM.
And now solvinity is at risk of CLOUDACT data leaks because it’s owned by a US company.
Abandon ship!
And don’t forget Kubrik and Clark.