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According to a source, the Democrats of the U.S. House of Representatives have proposed a new plan to bring the US economy to zero emissions by 2050. It includes the large-scale use of green energy, and new infrastructure, and tax breaks, and, of course, electric cars.
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Well, after many months of US sanctions and restrictions on Huawei, this “game” will undergo another important stage. It is reported that the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has officially recognized Huawei, and ZTE at the same time, as a threat to national security, which means an official ban on US telecommunications companies from using federal funds to purchase and install equipment from these Chinese giants.
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The state of California, the most progressive in the United States in introducing various modes of transport on alternative energy sources, announced the adoption of a new program aimed at reducing the harmful emissions of freight and commercial vehicles, as well as pickups.
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In the global telecommunications equipment market, Huawei ranks first with a 28% market share. In addition, the Chinese manufacturer has a 20% stake in 5G patents. At the moment, the United States is doing its best to put sticks into the wheels of Huawei, which is accused of collecting information for the Chinese government.
Continue reading “US wants to buy Ericsson to fight with Huawei”
According to a source, the US presidential administration believes that leading Chinese companies, including the world’s largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment Huawei Technologies and Hikvision, a company specializing in video surveillance, are owned or controlled by the Chinese military. This provides the basis for new financial sanctions by the United States.
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A group of DDoSecrets activists, describing themselves as “transparency fighters,” published in the public domain 269 GB of data belonging to law enforcement agencies and data centers in the United States.
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Highly qualified engineers are making great strides in prosthetics. However, in most cases, advanced mechanisms do not go beyond prototypes and exhibitions. Left without four fingers on his hand, the American Ian Davis created his own full-featured prosthesis, which allowed him to fully restore his working capacity.
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