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Affaire Mara/Exaion : l’histoire d’un Cheval de Troie ?
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Florent Gabriel revient sur l’affaire Mara/Exaion, du nom de cette petite filiale d’EDF, spécialisée dans le calcul informatique, dont le géant américain du minage de Bitcoin Mara a pris le contrôle (environ 64 % du capital, dans un montage d’environ 148 millions d’euros). Il retrace l’enchaînement des faits : la mobilisation transpartisane de députés contre […] L’article Affaire Mara/Exaion : l’h...
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