TOKYO -- A new survey has found that countries in Asia are increasingly embracing digital protectionism, clamping down on the spread of companies' customer and manufacturing data beyond their borders.
Restrictions on cross-border data use and server location hurt foreign companies
China's restrictions on cross-border data flows has overseas companies concerned that their headquarters will be cut off from important information. © Reuters
TOKYO -- A new survey has found that countries in Asia are increasingly embracing digital protectionism, clamping down on the spread of companies' customer and manufacturing data beyond their borders.