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US Adds 71 Russian Companies To Economic Blacklist Over Ukraine War
The US added 71 Russian and Belarusian entities to its trade blacklist including several aircraft factories and shipbuilding and research institutes in its latest effort to deprive the Russian military of U.S. technology and other items.
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U.S. Lidar Maker Luminar Partners With Airbus To Test Autonomous Flight Tech
Luminar Technologies Inc said on Monday it would partner with Airbus SE to test technologies which could increase aircraft safety and ultimately enable an autonomous flight with obstacle detection.
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In Latest China Jab, US Drafts List Of 89 Firms With Military Ties: Report
The Trump administration is close to declaring that 89 Chinese aerospace and other companies have military ties, restricting them from buying a range of U.S. goods and technology, according to a draft copy of the list seen by Reuters.
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Flying Cars Get Uber Boost From Research Pact With NASA
Uber Technologies announced a partnership to study urban manned aircraft in conjunction with the U.S. space agency NASA, following a partnership last year that focused on unmanned drones.
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Israel Says Iranian Drone It Downed Was A Copy Of A US Stealth Aircraft
The drone that Israel said it shot down this weekend appeared to have been developed by Iran from technology obtained when it captured a U.S. stealth aircraft in 2011, according to aviation experts and Israeli officials.
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Opinion: China's New Jet Looks Impressive. Aided By Espionage Against US
There was a brief but impressive show of new U.S. aircraft technology this week. The problem is that the planes belong to the Chinese military.
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Russian Forces Show Might in Syria, and West Takes Notice
The Russia air strikes have involved aircraft never before tested in combat, including the Sukhoi Su-34 strike fighter, which NATO calls the Fullback, and a ship-based cruise missile fired more than 900 miles from the Caspian Sea, which, according to some analysts, surpasses the U.S. equivalent in technological capability.
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US-India Aircraft Carrier Working Group Holds Inaugural Meeting
InterDigital Inc has violated U.S. antitrust law by failing to keep its promise to fairly license its technology considered essential to mobile phone communications, Microsoft Corp said in a lawsuit on Thursday.
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US Adds 71 Russian Companies To Economic Blacklist Over Ukraine War
The US added 71 Russian and Belarusian entities to its trade blacklist including several aircraft factories and shipbuilding and research institutes in its latest effort to deprive the Russian military of U.S. technology and other items.
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U.S. Lidar Maker Luminar Partners With Airbus To Test Autonomous Flight Tech
Luminar Technologies Inc said on Monday it would partner with Airbus SE to test technologies which could increase aircraft safety and ultimately enable an autonomous flight with obstacle detection.
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In Latest China Jab, US Drafts List Of 89 Firms With Military Ties: Report
The Trump administration is close to declaring that 89 Chinese aerospace and other companies have military ties, restricting them from buying a range of U.S. goods and technology, according to a draft copy of the list seen by Reuters.
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Flying Cars Get Uber Boost From Research Pact With NASA
Uber Technologies announced a partnership to study urban manned aircraft in conjunction with the U.S. space agency NASA, following a partnership last year that focused on unmanned drones.
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Israel Says Iranian Drone It Downed Was A Copy Of A US Stealth Aircraft
The drone that Israel said it shot down this weekend appeared to have been developed by Iran from technology obtained when it captured a U.S. stealth aircraft in 2011, according to aviation experts and Israeli officials.
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Opinion: China's New Jet Looks Impressive. Aided By Espionage Against US
There was a brief but impressive show of new U.S. aircraft technology this week. The problem is that the planes belong to the Chinese military.
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Russian Forces Show Might in Syria, and West Takes Notice
The Russia air strikes have involved aircraft never before tested in combat, including the Sukhoi Su-34 strike fighter, which NATO calls the Fullback, and a ship-based cruise missile fired more than 900 miles from the Caspian Sea, which, according to some analysts, surpasses the U.S. equivalent in technological capability.
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US-India Aircraft Carrier Working Group Holds Inaugural Meeting
InterDigital Inc has violated U.S. antitrust law by failing to keep its promise to fairly license its technology considered essential to mobile phone communications, Microsoft Corp said in a lawsuit on Thursday.
