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McLaren Racing's Technology Ecosystem and Security Strategy

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McLaren Racing, a Formula One team, operates as an innovation company leveraging extensive data and AI to drive performance. The team builds complete technological infrastructure at 24 global locations, including portable data centers, to ensure consistency and reliability. Their security strategy emphasizes browser technology for secure, reliable operations across distributed teams. McLaren's intellectual property spans design, manufacturing, and operational processes, all of which are protected through stringent security measures. McLaren's partnership with Google highlights the use of tools like Google Chrome to maintain a consistent and secure technological environment. The team's approach to technology integration and intellectual property protection is crucial for their success both on and off the track.

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

    McLaren Racing's Technology Ecosystem and Security Strategy Detailed

    McLaren Racing, a Formula One team, operates as an innovation company leveraging extensive data and AI to drive performance. The team builds complete technological infrastructure at 24 global locations, including portable data centers, to ensure consistency and reliability. Their security strategy emphasizes browser technology for secure, reliable operations across distributed teams. McLaren's intellectual property spans design, manufacturing, and operational processes, all of which are protected through stringent security measures. McLaren's partnership with Google highlights the use of tools like Google Chrome to maintain a consistent and secure technological environment. The team's approach to technology integration and intellectual property protection is crucial for their success both on and off the track.

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  • McLaren Racing operates as an innovation company, leveraging data and AI for performance enhancement.

    First reported: 11.08.2025 10:00
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  • The team builds portable data centers and infrastructure at 24 global locations throughout the racing season.

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  • McLaren's security strategy relies on browser technology for consistent and secure operations.

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  • The team's intellectual property includes design, manufacturing, and operational processes.

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  • McLaren partners with technology providers to integrate tools into their workflows, ensuring they meet strict security standards.

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