Microsoft's battle with US government hits Supreme Court
Supreme Court to decide if Microsoft should hand over data stored in Ireland to the US government
Microsoft's long-running battle with the US government over data stored in its Ireland datacentre is set to be decided by the Supreme Court. Last July Microsoft seemingly won a court scrap with US law...
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In the second of our sponsored 'Meet the Channel Awards Shortlisters' series, CRN catches up with Ultima boss Scott Dodds (pictured) to discuss the how the VAR is preparing for its 30th birthday, how the firm kept its customers' businesses running smoothly...
