China Data Center Ban, Digital Self-Defense, and the Tokenomics Foundation Launch
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A look at three stories reshaping tech policy and infrastructure: a possible US ban on Chinese data center equipment following a router backdoor discovery, the Sam Tunick case testing the boundaries of digital self-defense, and the Linux Foundation’s formal launch of the Tokenomics Foundation.
Host Mike Vizard is joined by guests Jeff Reich, Barbara Roos, and Fred Wilmot.
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