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That's what you get when you let go hundreds of employees from your cloud computing unit in favour of AI.
I hope they end up having to compensate all the billions of losses they caused to all the businesses and people.
Consequences? For Amazon?
lol… lmao even
They do have contracts and are obligated to provide a certain "up time", which is usually 99% or so. If they fail to provide that, they are liable to compensate for the losses.
Or do you think that Amazon is above the law and no other company could sue them?
It all depends on what kind of contracts they have.
Amazon has more money than most countries. They can outlast any company in court, or just ban you from their services in the future.
Depends on who we're talking about. Companies like finance orgs are all about legal contracts and would be able to hold their feet to the fire.
You don't want to go to court against a finance company or any very large org where contract law is their bread and butter (basically any large/multinational corp).
Amazon's not hosting just small operations.
Most banks have their data on Amazon/Azure. You don't want to enrage banks.