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

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

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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