re: #36 ckkatz

And, what happens to the onsite properties if they are evicted? Including, maybe, the large dataset they currently have there?

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If they’re like other large corporations, datasets are not held at the property, but at data centers. Given how large Twitter is, its data should be redundantly stored at multiple data centers, and maybe even in a hot/hot configuration. If the data sets are backed up, those are being held by a third party such as Iron Mountain.

Aw, who the hell am I kidding? This is Elon Musk we’re talking about. They probably have a server cluster on the property with account data on it. Or worse.