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  1. The problem with *all* the views reported here is that they assume the only challenge to #DigitalSovereignty is the so-called 'nationality' of the company providing the services and infrastructure. They overlook two crucial points:

    1. The nationality of a company is fungible.
    2. Some of these companies are capable of being geopolitical actors themselves.

    #Neoliberalism and #ReguloSolutionism blinds them to the need for #Nationalisation of essential tech infrastructure

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3dpr2

  2. The problem with *all* the views reported here is that they assume the only challenge to #DigitalSovereignty is the so-called 'nationality' of the company providing the services and infrastructure. They overlook two crucial points:

    1. The nationality of a company is fungible.
    2. Some of these companies are capable of being geopolitical actors themselves.

    #Neoliberalism and #ReguloSolutionism blinds them to the need for #Nationalisation of essential tech infrastructure

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3dpr2

  3. The problem with *all* the views reported here is that they assume the only challenge to #DigitalSovereignty is the so-called 'nationality' of the company providing the services and infrastructure. They overlook two crucial points:

    1. The nationality of a company is fungible.
    2. Some of these companies are capable of being geopolitical actors themselves.

    #Neoliberalism and #ReguloSolutionism blinds them to the need for #Nationalisation of essential tech infrastructure

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3dpr2

  4. The problem with *all* the views reported here is that they assume the only challenge to #DigitalSovereignty is the so-called 'nationality' of the company providing the services and infrastructure. They overlook two crucial points:

    1. The nationality of a company is fungible.
    2. Some of these companies are capable of being geopolitical actors themselves.

    #Neoliberalism and #ReguloSolutionism blinds them to the need for #Nationalisation of essential tech infrastructure

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3dpr2

  5. The problem with *all* the views reported here is that they assume the only challenge to #DigitalSovereignty is the so-called 'nationality' of the company providing the services and infrastructure. They overlook two crucial points:

    1. The nationality of a company is fungible.
    2. Some of these companies are capable of being geopolitical actors themselves.

    #Neoliberalism and #ReguloSolutionism blinds them to the need for #Nationalisation of essential tech infrastructure

    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3dpr2