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Matt Abrahams is a communication expert, professor, author, and host of the award-winning podcast “Think Fast, Talk Smart.” A professor at Stanford University, Matt teaches strategic communication and virtual presenting, earning Stanford’s prestigious Alumni Teaching Award for his work. A sought-after speaker and coach, Matt has worked with clients delivering TED Talks, IPO road shows, and Nobel Prize speeches. But that’s not all…Matt also advises the UN Secretary General’s communication office!

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Wire Uncut is a bi-weekly video series by Wire spotlighting bold, secure, European-built alternatives to Big Tech. In each 10–15 minute episode, we sit down with founders, product leaders, and technologists from across Europe to talk candidly about digital sovereignty, trust, security, and innovation in enterprise tech. We dive into Tuta’s journey; from their origins and evolution to the values that drive them today. You'll hear how they build with their users at the center ("Our stakeholders are our customers"), what matters most to privacy-conscious organizations, and how they respond to rising threats like chat control. We also unpack what digital sovereignty means to Tuta and why it’s more than just a technical feature.

Wire Uncut is a bi-weekly video series by Wire spotlighting bold, secure, European-built alternatives to Big Tech. In each 10–15 minute episode, we sit down with founders, product leaders, and technologists from across Europe to talk candidly about digital sovereignty, trust, security, and innovation in enterprise tech. What sets Tuta apart from Big Tech? In this short clip from Wire Uncut, Hanna from Tuta explains how their privacy-first mindset, user-driven model, and commitment to encryption make them fundamentally different from mainstream platforms.