Compared to networking being routed and controlled external to domestic laws, as a starter?
When the patriot act was passed in the US, suddenly some Canadian credit card holders, whos companies which had processing centers in the US, had all of their transaction info shared with US homeland.
If the corporate entity is domestic, foreign powers won't have control over their domestic corps, managing foreign infra.
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I think foreign competition has some unique features that are beneficial:
— cross pollination of talent, knowledge, technology, etc;
— less susceptible to being eliminated when a future government caves on some of the rules you’ve mentioned
Compared to networking being routed and controlled external to domestic laws, as a starter?
When the patriot act was passed in the US, suddenly some Canadian credit card holders, whos companies which had processing centers in the US, had all of their transaction info shared with US homeland.
If the corporate entity is domestic, foreign powers won't have control over their domestic corps, managing foreign infra.