US government ‘tech force’ gets backup from Coinbase, Robinhood
The US government wants 1,000 tech workers to boost its capabilities and has turned to the private sector to plug its skill shortages.
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The US government wants 1,000 tech workers to boost its capabilities and has turned to the private sector to plug its skill shortages.
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