Met Police turns to Microsoft's UK data centres to host body-worn camera data

Dan Worth
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Deal solves privacy and data sovereignty issues

The Met Police has announced it is using Microsoft's recently-opened UK data centres to host data gathered from its body-worn cameras. The MPS is currently rolling out 22,000 body-worn cameras a...

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