; (B) use financing mechanisms to assist rip-and-replace projects and to incentivize countries to choose trusted equipment vendors; (C) bolster multilateral cooperation, especially with developing countries and emerging economies, to promote the deployment of trusted wireless networks worldwide; and (D) collaborate with trusted private sector companies to counter Chinese market leadership in the telecom equipment industry. (2) Data centers, including a description of efforts to— (A) utilize financing mechanisms to incentivize countries other than the United States to choose trusted data center providers; and (B) bolster multilateral cooperation, especially with developing countries and emerging economies, to promote the deployment of trusted data centers worldwide. (3) Sixth (and future) generation technologies (6G), including a description of efforts to— (A) deepen cooperation with like-minded countries to promote United States and allied market leadership in 6G networks and technologies; and (B) increase buy-in from developing countries and emerging countries on trusted technologies. (4) Low-Earth orbit satellites, aerostats, and stratospheric balloons, including a description of efforts to work with trusted private sector companies to retain the ability to quickly provide internet connection in response to emergency situations. 4. Report on malign influence at the International Telecommunication Union (a) Report Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall develop and submit to the Committees on Foreign Affairs and Energy and Commerce of the House of Representatives and the Committees on Foreign Relations and Commerce, Science, and Transportation the Senate a report on Russian and Chinese strategies and efforts— (1) to expand the mandate of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to cover internet governance policy