Name: Blood in the Cloud: How Big Tech Quietly Took Over the Future of War (en Inglés)
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Author: Ashford, Jordan
ISBN: 9789390349425

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Blood in the Cloud: How Big Tech Quietly Took Over the Future of War (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Vij Books

Autor

Ashford, Jordan

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

172

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9 x 15.2 x 1.0 cm

ISBN13

9789390349425

Blood in the Cloud: How Big Tech Quietly Took Over the Future of War (en Inglés)

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Reseña del libro "Blood in the Cloud: How Big Tech Quietly Took Over the Future of War (en Inglés)"

The most decisive shift in modern conflict is invisible. Battles now run on rented servers, predictive models, and global data pipes owned by private entities-turning code, contracts, and uptime into instruments of power. This is a clear-eyed, accessible investigation of cloud warfare and how it is quietly redefining who commands force, who is accountable, and what citizens must guard to preserve digital sovereignty.Grounded in history, policy, and systems thinking, it reveals how states increasingly lean on private military infrastructure to run logistics, intelligence, and targeting; how algorithmic command shapes decisions at speed and scale; and how everyday platforms double as surveillance infrastructure. Instead of hype or alarmism, it offers a rigorous map of incentives, dependencies, and risks-the first practical lens on the emerging cloud-military complex and the wider geopolitics of the cloud that now binds allies, adversaries, and civilians alike.Built for thoughtful readers-policy professionals, journalists, technologists, and engaged citizens-it delivers concrete clarity without jargon. Inside, you'll encounter: - How subscription models and service-level agreements make outsourced defense both irresistibly convenient and dangerously sticky; - Why jurisdiction, data location, and vendor lock-in complicate oversight, deterrence, and democratic control; - What new checks, disclosures, and procurement norms can restore balance between security and rights.By the end, you'll have a durable mental model for navigating technology and war today: how infrastructure decides outcomes, how incentives shape strategy, and which questions to ask whenever a system claims to make us safer. A cyberwar analysis book for real-world decision-makers, it replaces noise with understanding-so readers can see the levers of power hidden in plain sight and act with foresight, not fear.