This Top Cloud Giant Just Won the First Ever Alliance Approval for NATO Data

Most of us never think about where our emails, photos, or bank records are stored. We simply trust the companies that store them.

However, governments can’t afford the same luxuries. When files belong to a military alliance, who holds the keys becomes a matter of national security. That’s why defense agencies have been slow to transition to cloud-based storage, driven primarily by security concerns.

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Now, Amazon (AMZN), one of the biggest names in tech, has cleared a significant hurdle.

AWS Growth Sets the Stage

Amazon Web Services is Amazon’s cloud segment. It rents computing power, storage, and AI tools to companies and governments so they don’t have to build their own data centers.

Presently, that business is growing at an enviable pace. Here’s what Amazon reported during its second-quarter earnings call on July…