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Peter Biddle

Peter Nicholas Biddle (born December 22, 1966) is a technology evangelist from the United States. His primary fields of interest while employed at major technology companies such as Intel and Microsoft were content distribution, secure computing, and encryption. Since his departure from Intel, he has co-founded and led several industrial design companies.

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Peter Biddle → Being, Darknet, Everything, Future, IntelMobile Insights Radio, Keynote Address Gov, Law, Peter BiddleTwit, Plucky, TED, This, Tradlabs

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Microsoft were content distributioninstance ofHis primary fields of interest while employed at major technology companies0.80text
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