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And this week, do foreign governments need American tech?
Last month, France ordered government workers to stop using Teams, Zoom, Skype,
GoToMeeting, and WebEx,
claiming that their proliferation had made France dependent on non-European actors.
And instead,
government workers were to use a homegrown communication tool developed by the French state.
The move is just the latest example of a growing tech sovereignty trend as countries seek to build their own digital technologies from communications platforms to AI systems,
cloud networks, or even chips and reduce their dependence on the U.S.
private sector.
Coming up,