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Janet Egan, deputy director of the Technology and National Security Program at CNAS explains how compute, the infrastructure that underpins AI, remains firmly rooted in the physical world. And dives into why it's important to secure and extend U.S. access to a robust compute ecosystem through proactive partnerships around the world.
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Janet Egan, deputy director of the Technology and National Security Program at CNAS explains how compute, the infrastructure that underpins AI, remains firmly rooted in the physical world. And dives into why it's important to secure and extend U.S. access to a robust compute ecosystem through proactive partnerships around the world.
Read the full report: cnas.org/publications/reports/global-compute-and-national-security
Follow CNAS on:
• Twitter: twitter.com/cnasdc
• Facebook: facebook.com/cnasdc
• Instagram: instagram.com/cnasdc
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/center-for-a-new-american-security










