Sony data breach that compromised the personal data of more than 100 million customers of the Japanese electronics conglomerate may claim yet another victim -- the cloud computing industry.
Some businesses are rethinking plans to move to cloud-based computer systems located at remote data centers that can be accessed over the web.
Shares of companies that specialize in cloud computing have been some of top-performing stocks over the past year. But the attack on Sony, as well as a massive outage at Amazon.com Inc's cloud computing center, have caused some businesses to put the brakes on plans to move their operations into the cloud.
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Sony woes may cause some to rethink cloud computing
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