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We’re expanding DeepL’s data infrastructure – here’s what’s changing and why Global scale and performance require global data infrastructure. We are expanding DeepL’s data infrastructure and adding AWS as a sub-processor, to align with DeepL’s growth and deliver the performance all of our customers expect. We know this raises important questions about customer data, where it’s stored and how it’s controlled. This up…

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