Iran warns of $2 trillion digital infrastructure at risk if war with US resumes
Most outlets led with Iran's warning that renewed war with the U.S. could threaten over $2 trillion in regional digital infrastructure, including cables, data centers, and AI facilities. BOL News repeated the same headline and excerpt verbatim, while Daily Pakistan added context about Tehran hardening its stance on negotiations.
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Iran warns of $2 trillion digital infrastructure at risk if war with US resumes
Iran warns that a renewed war with the U.S. could put more than $2 trillion in regional cables, data centers and AI facilities at risk as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz intensify.
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Iran threatens to wipe out Regional $2Trillion AI, Data Infrastructure if War resumes
TEHRAN – Iranian officials warned that another phase of war could put more than $2 trillion worth of US-linked cables, data centres and AI facilities across the region at risk, as Tehran hardens its stance on negotiations and control of Hormuz. Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s National Security Committee, issued warning in interview with Iranian state […]
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