> Global companies should be able to share information globally. If we have information about intrusion software, we should be able to share that with our engineers, no matter where they physically sit.
This statement goes through just as well when applied to missiles, nuclear engineering knowledge, bio-weapons knowledge, etc.
Governments have decided that they wish to use commercial entities as a proxy method for protecting the status quo. If Google wish to challenge that policy then, well, OK. But there is no reasonable argument for making a special exception for "cyber security" over other forms of security-related engineering.
Ring final circuits aren't legally required, you can use exclusively radials if you prefer. The cost is of course thicker cables for the same power rating, and so in most domestic installs it is still more economical to use ring circuits.
What makes you think ring circuits are dangerous? Incompetent installation?
This statement goes through just as well when applied to missiles, nuclear engineering knowledge, bio-weapons knowledge, etc.
Governments have decided that they wish to use commercial entities as a proxy method for protecting the status quo. If Google wish to challenge that policy then, well, OK. But there is no reasonable argument for making a special exception for "cyber security" over other forms of security-related engineering.