CNBC: Iran conflict escalation affects US tech business operations

According to CNBC, the escalation of the Iran conflict has prompted American technology companies to increase their lobbying efforts to address the risks of asset security, supply chain disruptions, and infrastructure damage in the Middle East region. According to sources, the company is in communication with officials from the White House and Pentagon to promote policy support and develop emergency plans. In March of this year, Amazon Web Services' data centers in the United Arab Emirates were attacked by drones, and in April, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard threatened to strike companies such as NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, and Google. The restriction of helium gas export may affect the construction of AI and data centers. The US government has stated that it is working closely with the industry to mitigate the impact. Analysts say that the core demands of technology companies have shifted towards asset security and operational stability.