DATA SOVEREIGNTY: WHAT DATA IS NEEDED AND HOW WILL IT IMPACT TECHNOLOGY?
summary
Panel outlines concrete effects: Schrems II ruling triggers debate over government access and appears alongside US TikTok actions and a report that the US Defense Intelligence Agency buys commercial smartphone location datasets. India is finalizing a personal data protection bill with mandatory access contours and non‑personal data rules; China pilots provincial data exchanges and drafts a Data Security Law. The EU budgets about €2 billion for data infrastructure, secures an EU‑Japan adequacy deal and a UK trade clause banning localization, while federated learning is offered as a technical mitigation for cross‑border limits.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:01Data Sovereignty
- 26:36Implementation of the Oecd Privacy Guidelines
- 29:45Economic Aspects of of Data Data Sovereignty
- 52:07Government Access to Data
- 53:46Balancing Economic Development with Security
- 55:46The Impact of Data Sovereignty on Technology
- 1:06:10Data Driven Innovation
- 1:06:56Data Portability
- 1:08:26Takeaways
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