First Nation community in Canada uses data centre to preserve its heritage
Wiikwemkoong community stores Indigenous language recordings and other information locally to safeguard its cultural legacy and control its data.
The Hindu reports: Wiikwemkoong community stores Indigenous language recordings and other information locally to safeguard its cultural legacy and control its data.
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