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Defence renews storage deal with Global Switch, years after Government vowed to ditch Chinese-owned firm – ABC News
Australia’s Defence Department has quietly extended a contract with Chinese-owned company Global Switch to continue storing data in its Sydney facilities, despite…
The Australian Defence Department has quietly extended a contract with a Chinese-owned company to continue storing data in its Sydney facilities, despite a push to end the arrangement by 2020.
- Global Switch has held sensitive military files for 10 years
- However, there were concerns when a Chinese owned company purchased 49 per cent of the business
- A deal between the Government and Global Switch was expected to end last year
For a decade sensitive military files have been stored by Global Switch, but…
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