I wonder just how much Crowdstrike could be held liable for the largest IT outage to hit on a global scale - and its -13.5% fall in pre-market barely reflects the enormity of this colossal mistake.
This is the Y2K that most feared would happen in 2000 except that it is happening in a supposedly AI era, lol.
Can this company just walk away absolving itself of all the costs and inconvenience it dealt on a worldwide scale?
If so, this would go down as the biggest Externality the world has to-date.
