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#161 Reflections from the "Germany as a Technology Hub" programme
In this edition of Technopolitik, Bharath Reddy talks about his experience and takeaways from his visit to Germany, as part of the Auswärtiges Amt (Federal Foreign Office) Germany’s Visitors Programme.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha...
#160 Tech Denial as a Catalyst for Innovation
In this edition of Technopolitik, Tannmay Kumarr Baid examines how the difference between supply access and capability ownership could define a country’s strategic position in the tech value chain.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen...
#159 Small (Modular) Reactors, Long Game
In this edition of Technopolitik, Anwesha Sen explores what India’s SMR ambitions could mean for the country’s energy vulnerabilities, as well as its longer game in the industry.
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#158 From Prohibition to Tollgate
In this edition of Technopolitik, Arindam Goswami explores what the Nvidia-AMD chip saga in China tells us about technology denial regimes.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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The Nvidia-A...
#157 Tech Geopolitics ICYMI
In this edition of Technopolitik, Pranay Kotasthane discusses five recent developments that illustrate the accelerating securitisation of technology — from the Indian perspective.
This newsletter is curated by Anwesha Sen.
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Co-author of 3 public policy books | I co-write "Anticipating the Unintended"—a thought letter on public policy frameworks, models, and ideas and co-host Puliyabaazi, a Hindi Podcast.
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Research Analyst at the High-Tech Geopolitics Program at the Takshashila Institution | Ashoka University
Anwesha researches AI governance, data centre and power infrastructure, and data protection.
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