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Sovereignty, defined tightly, includes the digital infrastructure — software, datacentres, electrical power, cooling including water and data — should all be Indian, located in India regulated under Indian law with commercial disputes settled only in India. This resembles the Chinese approach to data sovereignty where direct control equals power. It maxes security and resilience. But does it ensure spontaneous innovation and efficiency and at what cost? Geopolitics vindicates this approach. Nothing is certain unless it is under a country’s direct control. For more than eight decades post-World War II, Japan had outsourced its national security to the United States —…
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