US funds Argentina's new cybersecurity agency, replacing Chinese tech

The U.S. will provide $15 million to Argentina to establish a new state cybersecurity agency and replace equipment from Chinese firms like Huawei. The agreement includes audits of public networks and technical training, signaling a shift in Argentina's tech alignment toward Washington and away from Beijing. This marks a concrete step in U.S.-Argentina security cooperation, with implications for regional tech supply chains and geopolitical influence.

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