Fifteen major technology companies from Africa, Asia, Europe and North America have announced the launch of the Trusted Tech Alliance (TTA), a cross-border initiative aimed at strengthening global cooperation on secure and reliable technology ecosystems.
The announcement was made during the Munich Security Conference, underscoring the growing importance of trusted digital infrastructure in global economic and geopolitical stability.
The Trusted Tech Alliance brings together leading firms across cloud computing, telecommunications, semiconductors, software, artificial intelligence and digital infrastructure. The coalition is designed to promote international collaboration based on shared principles of transparency, security, resilience and data protection. It will focus on building interoperable and secure digital systems while encouraging cross-border policy alignment. The initiative also seeks to support open markets, responsible innovation and secure supply chains amid increasing fragmentation in global technology ecosystems.
The 15 founding companies include:
The founding members emphasized that trusted technology is now central to economic competitiveness, national security and enterprise continuity. By fostering collaboration between companies across multiple regions, the Alliance aims to reduce systemic risks in digital infrastructure and strengthen confidence in emerging technologies, including AI-driven enterprise solutions.
Industry leaders involved in the initiative stated that the platform will serve as a forum for dialogue between private sector stakeholders, policymakers and regulators, helping to shape governance frameworks for next-generation technologies.
The launch of the Trusted Tech Alliance reflects a broader shift within the global technology sector toward coordinated standards, resilient digital supply chains and secure AI deployment, issues that remain high on the agenda for enterprise decision-makers and government leaders worldwide.
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