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‘Criminal’ attitude of car makers, Asimov’s Law and vulnerable utilities scrutinised by McNiel
Technological leaps are meat and drink to these columns. But today Jim McNiel doesn’t seem to want to talk about that, so much as how to use the leaps. As global chief marketing officer of newly enlarged NetScout he’s well placed to discuss both.
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US Air Force's $140m spy 'blimp' rooted to the ground by rising costs and technical troubles
Despite already spending more than US$140 million (EUR106 million), the US Air Force is said to be pulling out of a project to use a large spy airship in Afghanistan. The scheduled first flight of the 112m (370 foot) long Blue Devil Block 2 (pictured) dirigible is just weeks away, but technical difficulties and massive
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