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  1. Lisa Monaco, who holds a senior role at Microsoft Global Affairs, has called for a review of the company's issues, including cyber intrusions from Chinese actors.

Concerns over ties between Abu Dhabi, Beijing, and the CIA are leading to operative assessments regarding technology access and major investments involving Microsoft.

5 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 14
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Concerns over ties between Abu Dhabi, Beijing, and the CIA are leading to operative assessments regarding technology access and major investments involving Microsoft.

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  1. China, Bahrain, and Abu Dhabi formed a joint investment fund amid geopolitical tensions.Sub-event
  2. Geopolitical risk and low economic return assessment since August 1st.1 source
  3. Microsoft holds a minority stake in G42, while the UAE receives first chip shipments and US A5 export status.Sub-event
  4. Operative assessment of UAE company operations regarding technology access and major investments.1 source

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Lisa Monaco, who holds a senior role at Microsoft Global Affairs, has called for a review of the company's issues, including cyber intrusions from Chinese actors. All 1 developments

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