The phrase "an Irish data" is not correct in standard written English.
The word "data" is typically treated as a plural noun in formal contexts, so it should be preceded by "some" or "the" instead of "an."
Example: "The data collected from the survey shows interesting trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "an Irish dataset" or "some Irish data."
Microsoft decided to challenge a domestic search warrant, served by the United States government, demanding the company turn over client data stored in an Irish data center.
How would the company respond, the officials demanded to know, to a judge's ruling in New York that would give the American government access to a customer's email sitting in an Irish data center?
The company has been fighting since 2013 to resist turning over the emails, which are stored in an Irish data center.
Essentially, US authorities want Microsoft to turn over emails stored in an Irish data center.
In a current lawsuit, the U.S. government claims that Microsoft needs to provide U.S. officials with emails related to a narcotics case even though these emails are stored in an Irish data center.
DUBLIN — Three weeks before Ireland's historic vote on whether to legalize abortion, which happens Friday, I sat in a noisy pub here with Gavin Sheridan, an Irish data journalist and transparency campaigner who has closely followed the referendum.
Under his plea agreement, Singer will forfeit his charity's investments in Swansea Football Club, a chain of fast-casual Mexican restaurants, a Texas data company, a Santa Monica private equity fund and an Oakland basketball facility.
This article will discuss a recent tour to a Silicon Valley data center, updates on space-based data centers and services and some new cloud product announcements.
Early on, the game overwhelmed an Amazon data center.
At the Cruz headquarters in Houston, a team invested several million dollars in an Iowa data analytical operation.
The article also misstated the month that problems at an Amazon data center in Virginia took down Reddit, Foursquare and Heroku.
