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Tech Breakup Drama: UK’s National Grid Unfriends Chinese Supplier Over Cybersecurity Concerns
When the UK’s National Grid hits “unfriend” on its Beijing-backed supplier, Nari Technology, it’s far from typical breakup drama. This saga of “Chinese electronics security risks” shows that when tech ties and national security intertwine, a clean break – removing all Nari modules – is…
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Oh, how the tables have turned! UK's National Grid has dumped its Beijing-backed electrical components supplier, Nari Technology. No, it's not a typical breakup drama, but a saga of cybersecurity concerns. When tech relationships get tangled with national security, it's better to hit "unfriend" sooner than later. The divorce settlement? Removing all Nari Technology modules from the network. Talk about a clean break!Already a member? Log in here