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You faggots are always moaning there's no more insider info on this board so here's one for you. Very small company, listed on the Amsterdam stock exchange. So insignificant the news haven't picked up on it yet.

They had a massive database fuckup where saved locations and routes were deleted.
The issue is impacting both individual users and fleet operators. Sounds insignificant, but these are extremely important for truck drivers and logistics, especially because European roads are far less suitable for heavy vehicles than North American ones, so all truckers rely heavily on pre-saved routes and locations rather than inputting addresses to reach their destination without getting stuck in a narrow village street or striking a low bridge.

Check TomTom's social media and you will see how big this is in the sector. TomTom has been completely silent about the blackout so far. They are about to lose a large chunk of their paid users and corporate customers.
There are talks of entire freight routes being put on hold while transport managers scramble to sign up to a different provider.

I don't know how to profit from this but I'm sure some of you spergs will. TomTom is about to go down BIGLY.

And if you want to stretch this into a happening, apparently the blackout was a result of some AWS bug/error but it's still unknown if Amazon themselves will be impacted (probably not, if I could bet I'd bet on it being some dumb pajeet hired by TomTom who doesn't know how to work with AWS.)

You're welcome.