<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Indonesia is investigating possible corruption in a $600 million program involving Chromebooks in schools.</li><li>Authorities are questioning the choice of Chromebooks, which were found unsuitable for areas with unreliable internet.</li><li>Officials, including Google staff, have been questioned, and former education minister Nadiem Makarim is banned from leaving Indonesia.</li><li>Meanwhile, Japan and the EU plan to collaborate on satellite communications, China discovers a major Lithium deposit, India's public cloud market is expected to triple by 2025, and Cisco appoints a new president for the Asia Pacific region.</li></ul>

Google Indonesia tangled up in $600 million Chromebook corruption probe

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