Experts warn of security risk linked to ZTE's infrastructure despite domestic military involvement
The launch of Pakistan's first purpose-built data center to store state-level critical data has raised concerns among experts due to the fact that it was built with technology and equipment supplied by China's ZTE. (Nikkei montage/Source photos by Reuters and AP)
ISLAMABAD — Pakistan recently launched its first purpose-built data center dedicated to storing state-level critical data, with technology and equipment supplied by China's ZTE, a move that raises concerns among experts about Islamabad's digital sovereignty despite the Pakistan army's involvement in the project.