When Putin invaded in February, no one knew what a war in Europe could look like in the digital age. Nothing in cyberspace works without internet. It was very clear right at the beginning of the war that if Ukraine couldn't get a bomb-proof system of internet installed, it was going to be very vulnerable. Luckily, Ukrainians had a lot of connections in Silicon Valley. They asked Elon Musk to send them Starlings - portable satellite dishes which help distribute high-speed broadband internet across rural areas and hard-to-reach places. The first wave of these were trying to solve simple problems such as how do we get hold of Russian bombs? And what do we have to hide from

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