'Mr Google' may not love SAFE Network, but his employees do, says MaidSafe's David Irvine

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Silicon Valley employees and Chinese citizens are among contributors to the serverless internet alternative

MaidSafe, the Scottish company based in Troon, Ayrshire, that's creating a decentralised internet called SAFE Network, is receiving help with development and testing from employees of big Silicon V...

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