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Carney says Canada pursuing sovereign cloud computing to protect citizens' data

1mo ago· 1 min readenNews

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Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada is pursuing sovereign cloud computing to store Canadians' data and national security data within the country. He emphasized that Canada will make its own laws and grow its physical compute capacity to protect citizens' data, describing this as something 'any sentient country' is pursuing.

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'We will make the laws here and we will also grow our capacity here, our physical compute capacity, so that we can protect Canadians,' Carney said.

Sovereign cloud computing is something 'any sentient country' is pursuing, Carney says

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Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government wants to store Canadians' data and national security data in Canada. 'We will make the laws here and we will also grow our capacity here, our physical compute capacity, so that we can protect Canadians,' Carn

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