The G7’s answer to China’s automated maritime system
A new G7-backed network linking major seaports is officially aimed at drug trafficking. In practice, it is the first Western move in a contest over who controls the data of global trade.
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A new G7-backed network linking major seaports is officially aimed at drug trafficking. In practice, it is the first Western move in a contest over who controls the data of global trade.
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