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National Data Administration outlines four-year plan for more data sharing

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The National Data Administration (NDA) is moving to increase access to data.
On Friday, the National Data Administration (NDA) released a four-year action plan to develop trusted data spaces.
ICYDK: A trusted data space is an ecosystem of technologies and policies that allows enterprises, governm...



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