Oklahoma SB1706 prohibits foreign principals from a designated foreign adversary from renting, leasing, or having a controlling interest in data.
Oklahoma SB1706 defines a "data center" as a facility for storing, managing, and processing digital data, including computer systems and network equipment. The bill prohibits foreign principals from a foreign adversary from renting, leasing, or holding a controlling interest in any data center in Oklahoma. Foreign principals must divest from any data center currently rented, leased, or controlled. If a foreign principal fails to divest, the Attorney General must commence an action in district court.
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