ReElement joins Krach Institute’s Global Trusted Tech Network and wins a 2025 award for secure, sustainable critical mineral supply chains.

Krach Institute expands Tech Diplomacy Academy across Mexico and Central America through new UNACH and IFC partnerships.

Krach Institute and EDUCEM partner to equip 50,000+ Latin American leaders with trusted tech skills rooted in freedom.

Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue and El Salvador partner to advance trusted technology, strengthen freedom and regional cooperation.

Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue partners with Government of Honduras to expand trusted tech and AI training across Latin America.

Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue partners with Keyfactor to advance quantum-resilient security and protect global digital infrastructure.

U.S. and Italy convene leaders to align on trusted tech, strengthening security, innovation, and democratic values through coordinated action.

Keith Krach outlines how trusted technology, alliances, and supply chains shape global power in U.S.–China competition.

Democratic nations should embrace trusted technology together, preventing authoritarian systems from embedding control.

Krach Institute launches Panama Trusted Tech Showcase, linking government and industry to drive AI projects, deals, and partnerships.

Trusted tech helps democracies counter control by aligning standards, supply chains and alliances to scale freedom

Krach Institute and INDOTEL partner to expand Tech Diplomacy training in the Dominican Republic, strengthening secure digital infrastructure, AI, and 5G expertise while advancing trusted technology and democratic values across the Americas.

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Keith Krach calls for a national renewal—reaffirming that freedom, innovation, and trust are the foundations of U.S. strength and must be protected for the next 250 years.

Krach Institute and Sweden convened allied leaders at the Embassy of Sweden to align strategy for trusted 6G networks—advancing secure connectivity, coordinating policy and standards, and strengthening freedom through trusted technology.

The Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue and USTTI partner to embed Tech Diplomacy into global telecom training, equipping regulators and policymakers to advance secure, resilient, and trusted communications networks.

The Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue announces Ukraine’s first Trusted Tech Caucus, joining the Global Trusted Tech Network to advance secure, freedom-aligned technology and strengthen cooperation among democratic allies.

USTBC Chairman Keith Krach led senior U.S. business leaders to Taiwan to advance a new U.S.–Taiwan trade deal and strengthen trusted tech, AI governance, and resilient supply chains with Taiwan’s leadership.

KITDP and the NESA Center launch a strategic partnership to turn Quad tech and security priorities into real-world maritime solutions that protect freedom of navigation and allied security.

Krach Institute drops the paywall, making the Tech Diplomacy Academy free worldwide to broaden trusted-tech training as emerging tech reshapes security and freedom.

Krach Institute launches a Transformational Leadership for Tech Diplomacy course series (with Acorn Leadership Institute) to expand the Tech Diplomacy Academy’s online training.

On November 17, 2025, at the fourth annual Trusted Tech Summit in Washington, D.C., the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue launched the Global Trusted Tech Network.

Krach Institute and Italy’s SERICS launch a U.S.–Italy Dialogue on trusted tech, signing an MOU for training and workshops via the Tech Diplomacy Academy.

Google veteran Yasmin Green joins the Global Trusted Tech (xGTT) Standard Board of Governors, helping shape the world’s first universal benchmark for trusted technology.

Tech Diplomacy Academy partners with LinkedIn Learning to bring tech diplomacy courses on AI, cyber, semiconductors, 5G and quantum to 27M learners worldwide.

Krach Institute expands its strategic partnership with Deloitte to accelerate trusted tech adoption and equip leaders for a fast-changing digital landscape. 

The Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue today announced the launch of the Kenyan Governors’ Trusted Tech Caucus, the first of its kind on the African continent.

Krach Institute and MediaTek convened Capitol Hill leaders, State/Commerce officials, and chip executives to advance U.S. and allied semiconductor leadership and a trusted tech stack.

Today, the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue (KITDP) announced that NATO’s Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) is leveraging its Tech Diplomacy Academy, a first-of-its-kind, scalable online training platform built to prepare leaders at the intersection of technology, security and geopolitics.

Left to right: MK Dan Illouz, Len Khodorkovsky, Senior Advisor to the Chairman of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue, MK Gila Gamliel, Israel’s Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology, and MK Ron Katz.

Prominent Members of the Romanian Parliament representing diverse political parties, joined by the Krach Institute, the world’s trusted technology accelerator, announced the launch of the first-ever Parliamentary Trusted Tech Caucus.

Purdue President Mung Chiang welcomed Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader to campus to discuss expanding a growing partnership in semiconductors, biotechnology and online learning. (Purdue University photo/Kelsey Lefever)

xGTT Standard to Enable Frictionless Collaboration Between Trusted Organizations to Advance Freedom and Security with Speed and Scale