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In Cache Me If You Can, host Matt Pearl examines the technologies and policies shaping the future and U.S. innovation leadership.

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In this episode of Cache Me if You Can, we go beneath the cloud to examine the physical infrastructure powering today’s digital economy: data centers. As demand for cloud services, AI workloads, and high-performance computing accelerates, data center... more

In this special Cache Me If You Can episode, we bring you a CSIS event featuring Matt Pearl, Director of the Strategic Technologies Program, in conversation with Bill Whyman, Senior Advisor with CSIS Strategic Technologies and author of the new CSIS ... more

In this episode of Cache Me if You Can, we dive into quantum technology and why it’s quickly becoming one of the most consequential frontiers in U.S.-China strategic competition. Once confined to research labs and academic theory, quantum is now movi... more

In this episode of Cache Me if You Can, we explore how space has become a central arena for geopolitical competition, economic activity, and national security in the digital age. Once dominated by government-led exploration, space, particularly low E... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Jim Lewis
Senior Advisor and former Vice President and Director of the Strategic Technologies Program at CSIS.
CSIS
Episode: Quantum Statecraft: Policy, Power, and the Next Tech Frontier
Audrey Schaffer
Vice President of Strategy and Policy at Slingshot Aerospace and non-resident senior associate in the Aerospace Security Project at CSIS
Slingshot Aerospace
Episode: Space in the Digital Era: Security, Competition, and Governance Beyond Earth
Shane Tews
Non-resident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, focusing on digital economy issues, including AI, cybersecurity, privacy, and merging technologies
American Enterprise Institute
Episode: The Global Rulebook: Competing Visions for Tech Governance
Diane Rinaldo
One of the country's leading authorities on 5G, telecommunications supply chain security, and privacy.
Peak Advisors
Episode: Invisible Infrastructure: How Spectrum and 5G Shape Global Power
Anna-Maria Osula
Cyber and economic counselor at the Estonian Embassy in Washington, DC, with expertise in cyber security and digital governance
Estonian Embassy
Episode: Cables Under Pressure: Securing Europe’s Subsea Cables
Drew Lohn
Senior fellow at Georgetown Center for Security and Emerging Technology.
Georgetown Center for Security and Emerging Technology
Episode: Swords, Shields, and Scaling Laws: Rethinking AI Power
Anne Neuberger
Senior Advisor at Andreessen Horowitz and expert in cybersecurity and emerging technologies
Andreessen Horowitz; Stanford University
Episode: Building Resilience: How the U.S. Can Regain a Cyber Advantage
Scott Kennedy
Senior Advisor and Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics at the Center for Strategic and International Studies
CSIS
Episode: Byte-Sized Dragon: China’s Approach to Tech Supremacy

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Matt Pearl
Host who examines the technologies and policies shaping the future and U.S. innovation leadership.

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Cables Under Pressure: Securing Europe’s Subsea Cables
Q: What are the goals of the EU's Cable Security Action Plan?
The plan includes prevention through mapping and risk assessment, detection through enhanced monitoring, response for repair capabilities, and deterrence against malicious actions.
Cables Under Pressure: Securing Europe’s Subsea Cables
Q: How can we distinguish between malicious and accidental cable cuts?
It involves a comprehensive threat assessment and gathering evidence, which can depend on collaboration with international partners.
Cables Under Pressure: Securing Europe’s Subsea Cables
Q: What role do subsea cables play for a country like Estonia?
Subsea cables are crucial as the backbone of the global internet infrastructure, connecting international data traffic and supporting telecommunications and energy needs.
Byte-Sized Dragon: China’s Approach to Tech Supremacy
Q: What do you see as the key lessons the U.S. should learn from China's approach?
The U.S. should adopt a willingness to learn, avoid over-indexing in specific technologies, and maintain a supportive policy environment for innovation.
Byte-Sized Dragon: China’s Approach to Tech Supremacy
Q: What do you think in terms of their trajectory over the last 10 or 15 years, what was the best decision that he made in terms of technology policy?
Kennedy states that sometimes the best tech policies are the non-decisions, allowing innovators to thrive without governmental intervention.

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