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ICANN is looking to set up two new hubs in Singapore and Istanbul to serve the Asia-Pacific, and Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) markets. “Asia has not been well-embraced by ICANN in the past. We owe Asia a big apology,” Fadi Chehade, CEO of the organization responsible for administrating the world’s Web traffic, said in an interview with ZDNet. Prior to his visit in the city-state, Chehade said he had been travelling this week to China, South Korea, and Japan to share how ICANN planned to grow its Asian presence.
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