(Bloomberg) -- In 2017, the Canadian technology firm Sandvine merged with a Silicon Valley rival, Procera Networks. Both companies sold a powerful internet monitoring tool called deep packet inspection technology that can manage network traffic, block malware and spam and — more controversially — be used by national governments to censor the web. Following the merger, Sandvine relocated its headquarters to the US and started marketing itself in a country that it had tried and failed to crack dur...
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Continue ReadingWith high inflation souring Americans’ views of the economy and his presidency, Joe Biden has decided to act. On Tuesday Biden invited Jay Powell, chair of the Federal Reserve, to the White House to offer his backing for the central bank to do what it takes to blunt inflation. Meanwhile, in an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal, Biden said he realised Americans were “anxious” about inflation, stressing that the country was battling high prices from a position of “strength” compared with the rest of the world...
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