TAKE YOUR PICK: An old 'graphic sign of Windows, Microsoft operating system,' key from a computer keyboard is placed on plate of integrated circuit. Microsoft's legal counsel has suggested that customers could choose where to have their data stored in Microsoft's wide network of datacentres, - Reuters
SEATTLE: Microsoft Corp's head lawyer has suggested that overseas customers will be allowed to have their personal data stored in non-US datacentres, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday.
It would be the most radical move yet by a US technology company to combat concerns that US intelligence agencies routinely monitor foreigners.
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