Nine PBS, a PBS affiliate in St. Louis, has filed a lawsuit against Iron Mountain Data Centers to regain access to 50 terabytes of data after its cloud storage provider, Open Source Storage (OSS), became unresponsive. The lawsuit was filed on July 28 in Denver District Court. Nine PBS claims that OSS stored its data at Iron Mountain’s Denver facility and that Iron Mountain has refused to release the data. The archived data includes significant historical content, such as coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and events like The Great Flood of 1993. According to reports, much of this data is considered unique and irreplaceable.
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PBS Affiliate Files Lawsuit to Recover 50TB of Data from Cloud Storage Provider
Nine PBS has initiated legal action against Iron Mountain Data Centers to recover 50TB of data stored by its defunct cloud provider, Open Source Storage. The lawsuit, filed on July 28, highlights the importance of the archived data, which includes historical coverage and is deemed unique and irreplaceable.
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