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Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Briefs Global Leaders During UN General Assembly Session and on Capitol Hill

Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Briefs Global Leaders During UN General Assembly Session and on Capitol Hill

Krach Institute delegation, led by co-founders Keith Krach, Purdue President Mung Chiang, and CEO, Michelle Giuda, explored the economic, scientific, and security benefits for likeminded partners around the globe in facilitating the innovation, deployment, and adoption of trusted technologies.

Keith Krach and Amb. Alexander Yui Discuss Taiwan’s Trusted Brand at 2024 Concordia Summit

Keith Krach and Amb. Alexander Yui Discuss Taiwan’s Trusted Brand at 2024 Concordia Summit

Taiwan’s Democratic Resolve: Shaping Global Security and Peace Through Strategic Cooperation

Keith Krach on MSFT recommissioning nuclear power plant

Keith Krach comments on Microsoft’s “Pivotal Move” to reopen nuclear plant to power AI

Former Under Secretary of State, Keith Krach weighs in on the impact of the tech giant, Microsoft, reopening the Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Pennsylvania on ‘Fox News Live.’

India

Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue Strengthens Global Partnership on Trusted Technology with Strategic Visit to India

A delegation from the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue broadened the Institute’s reach in the world’s largest democracy, engaging with India government officials, academic institutions, industry organizations, business leaders, and stakeholders in the electronics, telecom, and technology sectors.

[Image right: Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue delegation, led by Len Khodorkovsky, Senior Advisor to the Institute’s Chairman, meets with Dr. Abhay Karandikar, Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology (DST) and his team on September 11, 2024, in New Delhi, India.]

Insights in Tech Diplomacy

INSIGHTS IN TECH DIPLOMACY: Trusted Tech Rising in Latin America and the Caribbean

Learn about the rapid rise of technology in Latin America and the Caribbean, and why the region must be a critical part of the Global Trusted Tech Network.

Giuda addresses GRULAC

Michelle Giuda addresses representatives of the Group of Latin America and the Caribbean (GRULAC) countries on trusted technology

Krach Institute CEO Michelle Giuda addressed representatives from Peru, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Brazil and other nations.

Keith Krach with Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai

Keith Krach-Led US-Taiwan Business Council Delegation Focused on Trusted Tech and Securing Semiconductors

Krach leads delegation to Taiwan with executives from Google, IBM, AWS, Dolby, Applied Materials, Synopsys, TSMC, and more to meet senior officials and strengthen ties

[right] Keith Krach receives a gift from Taiwan’s Premier Cho Jung-tai after his remarks at the Executive Yuan, September 4, 2024

US-Taiwan Business Council Chair Keith Krach

US-Taiwan Business Council chair highlights tech ties

US-Taiwan Business Council Chair Keith Krach lauded bilateral technological links in a meeting with Taiwan Premier Cho Jung-tai

US Taiwan Business Council January 2024

Keith Krach to Deliver Keynote at SEMICON Taiwan as Head of US-Taiwan Business Council Delegation

Keith Krach leads delegation to Taiwan with business executives from some of the most important tech companies in the world, including AWS, Dolby, Google, IBM, Qualcomm, Synopsys, TSMC, and others to promote the innovation and adoption of trusted technology, and to support investments in new technologies, such as semiconductors, AI, cloud computing, 5G/6G and more. {Image at right: The January 2024 US-Taiwan Business Council delegation poses with then Taiwan Vice President/President-Elect, Lai Ching-te and Vice President-Elect Bi-Khim Hsiao.]

TDA Disinformation course

Tech Diplomacy Academy Introduces AI Deepfakes Course Amid Global Year of Elections

Krach Institute introduces a new cutting-edge course as part of its Tech Diplomacy Academy, focusing on the critical issue of disinformation in the digital age.

Michelle Giuda on MSNBC

Michelle Giuda on CNBC: U.S. tech companies are recognizing that operating in China isn’t good for business

Krach Institute CEO Michelle Giuda tells CNBC’s Becky Quick that many US companies are like “Trudy” stuck in a bad relationship, recognizing they’re being mistreated in China, and finally opting out A move that’s not just good for business, but national security too.

Purdue Campus

Purdue President, and Krach Institute co-founder, Mung Chiang joins Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo on trip to Costa Rica to advance semiconductor partnerships

Purdue University President and Krach Institute co-founder, Mung Chiang joined Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, senior staffers from the Department of Commerce, and the leadership and members of the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) on a trip to Costa Rica to advance semiconductor partnerships to help bolster the global semiconductor ecosystem and build supply chain sustainability and resilience.