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McLaren Racing's Browser-Based Security Strategy for Global Operations

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McLaren Racing leverages browser technology and AI to enhance security and performance across its global operations. The team uses consistent, reliable, and secure browser tools to manage data and infrastructure across 24 locations during a racing season. This approach supports both on-track and off-track activities, ensuring that intellectual property and sensitive data are protected. The team's infrastructure includes portable data centers that travel with them, allowing for a consistent technological environment regardless of location. McLaren's security strategy emphasizes due diligence in selecting technology partners and maintaining robust security standards.

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  1. 11.08.2025 10:00 1 articles · 1mo ago

    McLaren Racing Details Browser-Based Security Strategy

    McLaren Racing has detailed its use of browser technology to enhance security and performance across its global operations. The team employs portable data centers and stringent security measures to maintain consistency and reliability in its technological infrastructure. This approach supports both on-track and off-track activities, ensuring the protection of intellectual property and sensitive data.

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  • McLaren Racing operates in 24 different global locations throughout the racing season.

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  • The team uses portable data centers to maintain consistent technological infrastructure across all locations.

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  • Browser technology, such as Google Chrome, is integral to McLaren's security strategy, providing consistency, reliability, and security.

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  • McLaren's approach to technology partnerships involves stringent due diligence to ensure tools meet strict security standards.

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  • The team's intellectual property includes design, manufacturing, racing operations, and team workflows.

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  • AI and data analytics are used extensively for both on-track and off-track activities, including fan engagement.

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