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I wonder if there’s something that can be done. Sure the company may be out of business, but their hard drives somewhere that still has the data on it, right?
Reading the article explains the article.
Iron Mountain says the data is currently safe, but that OSS owns the hardware that contains the data so they cannot hand it over. The lawsuit is for an injunction to prevent deletion and retrieve their data.
For how long?
Investors will liquidate.
The data is there. Seems to company was just a middle man business between them and Iron Mountain, which I am pretty sure is one of those "pretty big companies a lot of people don't know about."
In theory yes