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Tech reporter, Tel Aviv @business. Mnewman129@bloomberg.net
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Kako so podatkovni centri postali žrtev vojne

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By Olivia Solon , Loni Prinsloo , Marissa Newman 
| Bloomberg Adria
Vojske so infrastrukturo svojih nasprotnikov skozi tisočletja poskušale ohromiti z zastrupljanjem vodnjakov, požiganjem mostov ali, v zadnjem času, napadi na železnice, rafinerije in letališča. V vojni, ki se trenutno odvija na Bližnjem vzhodu, je na seznam tarč dodan še en objekt: podatkovni centri.
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Iran offers limited Internet in rare move to stem war losses

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By Loni Prinsloo , Olivia Solon , Marissa Newman 
| The Star (Malaysia)
Iran has started restoring limited internet connectivity to some businesses and individuals, a sign it’s seeking to mitigate the economic damage from the nationwide shutdown that started with the outbreak of war with the US and Israel more than six weeks ago. State-backed telecommunications firms are offering a "pro internet” package that businesses can apply for, according to digital rights group ASL19.
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Iran offers limited internet in rare move to stem war losses

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By Olivia Solon , Marissa Newman , Loni Prinsloo 
| MSN
(Bloomberg) -- Iran has started restoring limited internet connectivity to some businesses and individuals, a sign it's seeking to mitigate the economic damage from the nationwide shutdown that started with the outbreak of war with the US and Israel more than six weeks ago. State-backed telecommunications firms are offering a “pro internet” package that businesses can apply for, according to digital rights group ASL19 .
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