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500,000 Nvidia GPUs. One Drone Strike. The War Nobody in Silicon Valley Wants to Talk About.

Before dawn on March 1, 2026, while most of the Gulf was asleep, a swarm of Iranian Shahed drones crossed into the United Arab Emirates. They weren't headed for a military base. They weren't aimed at a port or an airstrip. They were looking for something far more valuable — and far more vulnerable. They found it. Two Amazon Web Services data centers in the UAE took direct hits. A third in Bahrain was damaged by a nearby strike. Structural damage. Fires. Power knocked out. Fire suppression systems flooded the hardware with water. Two of the three availability zones in AWS's entire Middle East region went dark simultaneously — something the system was never designed to survive. Banks went offline. Payments failed. Careem, the Gulf's dominant ride-hailing and delivery platform, went down. Emirates NBD, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank — all reported disruptions. The UAE stock market halted. AWS quietly told its customers to migrate their workloads to othe...
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How YouTube is giving back to Site and Blog owners


YouTube has found a way to reward site and blog owners who have added YouTube videos to their blogs or sites and by adding these videos have also added their commentaries and giving the videos some perspective. To reward all these content curators YouTube a Google company has launched what is know as 'As Seen On'. This is a section on YouTube that will redirect users to sites or blog that have YouTube videos embedded. This is a way for YouTube to give back to site and blog owners something for all the hard work and all the traffic sent to YouTube. when site and blog owners add YouTube videos to their posts it is a two way street, their posts gets a video which might help in many ways and in turn YouTube gets more views and more traffic sent to their the site via blogs and websites.


we do not know the algorithm YouTube uses to choose which sites list of videos get curated into a permanent link. It works like this. If you take this blog 'Sociolatte' our YouTube as seen on link is http://www.youtube.com/social/blog/sociolatte if you click on this link you will see all the YouTube videos that we have shared on this blog. You can use this same link to see the YouTube videos shared by all you favorite sites this way. Now if you are a blog or website owner and want to know how to get your site added, we are sorry but this is an internal thing and is done by YouTube. If you have shared a lot of videos and added relevant commentaries to them we are sure you site or blog has already been added.


To find this link on YouTube you would need to head over to www.youtube.com/news and scroll down to see the 'As seen on link' and find videos shared by your favorite sites.


This is an important step in content discovery as users don't really know how large YouTube really is and that it cowers just about everything on the net with Video. You think of anything and search YouTube and find a related video. The content of the video sharing site is as large as the internet itself and therefore by checking these links you will discover rich content and open your mind to the vastness of the whole thing. For blog and site owners this happens to be a good way to get a whole new audience discovering you site or blog. Each post is shared with a link back to your site, fantastic social way to discover and share content. This is another social feature and maybe further social features will be added to the "As seen on" program by Google. 


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