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3 years into war with Russia, this Ukrainian startup is powering a drone revolution

Fast Company Tech

Ukraines war with Russiasparked by Russias invasion in the spring of 2022is now entering its fourth year. In response to the growing drone threat, Russia has ramped up GPS jammingdisrupting the traditional navigation systems UAVs rely on. So too is Sine.Engineering , a company born amid the conflict.

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Russia blocks Twitter as Ukraine invasion escalates

The Verge

As the invasion of Ukraine enters its third day, Russia has blocked access to Twitter in an apparent effort to stifle the flow of information, according to a report from the internet monitoring group NetBlocks. Journalists on the ground in Russia have confirmed the block. Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge.

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The United States no longer prioritizes Russia as a major cyber threat

TechSpot

According to a US official familiar with the matter (via The Record), new Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered US Cyber Command to "stand down from all planning against Russia, including offensive digital actions." Read Entire Article

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Russia and China successfully transmit two images over satellite using quantum communication

TechSpot

Scientists from Russia and China have successfully demonstrated quantum communication over satellite.

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Customs stop two Tesla Cybertrucks being smuggled into Russia

TechSpot

The official Facebook account of the Lithuanian Customs department reveals that two Cybertruck EVs were seized at the Salcininku checkpoint going into Belarus, presumably on their way to a buyer in Russia. Read Entire Article

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What is space war-fighting? The Space Force’s top general has some thoughts.

Ars Technica

DENVERThe US Space Force lacks the full range of space weapons China and Russia are adding to their arsenals, and military leaders say it's time to close the gap.

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Russia finds 40% of its Chinese chip imports are defective

TechSpot

As reported by The Register, pro-Putin newspaper Kommersant writes that the percentage of defective imported chips into Russia before the war was just 2%, which isn't very good considering how many components are found in today's electronic items. Now, almost eight months after the country invaded Ukraine, it stands at 40%.

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