What Dell Is Telling Employees as Iran Threatens to Strike US Companies in the Middle East

Iran Can’t Hit America—but It Can Bomb American Companies in the Middle East

Iran has hinted it will broaden the ongoing war by striking at American commercial targets across the Gulf, rather than purely military ones.

What Dell is telling employees as Iran threatens to strike US companies in the Middle East

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Michigan Tech Firms, Automakers Face New Risk as Iran Threatens Attacks on U.S. Tech Giants

DETROIT – Michigan’s technology and automotive sectors—deeply tied to global supply chains and cloud infrastructure—could face ripple effects from a new and unusual escalation in the Iran conflict: direct threats against major U.S. tech companies. In late March, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warned it could begin targeting American tech firms operating in the Middle East, naming companies such as Apple, Google, Microsoft, Intel…

Iran’s IRGC targets US tech firms: Dell responds with travel freeze

New Delhi: Dell Technologies advised its staff to refrain from any work-related travel to the Middle East until mid-April, after the tension and threats made by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran. The relocation follows the announcement by the IRGC that various American firms, such as Dell, are among the possible targets in the region. In a report by Business Insider, the company sent the directive in an internal document, unde…

Iran Threatens US Tech Firms After Trump’s Strike Warning

Iran issued a sharp warning to the United States on Friday, threatening “complete annihilation” of American-linked energy and ICT companies in the region if Washington targets its power plants. The statement came a day after an Iranian strike reportedly damaged Amazon’s cloud facility in Bahrain. A spokesman for Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya HQ said that any […] The post Iran Threatens US Tech Firms After Trump’s Strike Warning appeared first on Praga…