Re: Why X/Open in London?
On Mon, 11 Oct 1993 15:47:03 -0400, "Duncan Frissell" <frissell@panix.com> wrote:
You don't suppose that X/Open was founded in London so that future Unix versions could integrate crypto without bothering with US export laws. <G>
Another blow to America's competitiveness.
I know several small companies from canada that had offices in the us that moved them back to canada so they wouldn't be bothered by the US export laws since they use RSA in there product. The US is blowing it. mycal
"mycal (voices through your head @ 88.1MHz)" says:
Another blow to America's competitiveness.
I know several small companies from canada that had offices in the us that moved them back to canada so they wouldn't be bothered by the US export laws since they use RSA in there product.
The free trade pact and COCOM regs mean that Canada is as restrictive as the U.S. This makes your story hard to swallow. Perry
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