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Jacobs’ engineers in the UK have designed a robotic tool that will help provide information about the state of a damaged nuclear reactor at Fukushima Daiichi in Japan.

Last month, the UK government published its Energy Security Strategy setting out plans to boost nuclear energy, while also investing in wind, solar and

Since the end of last year, many foreign NGOs’ China representative offices have received warnings from local authorities demanding the representative offices to avoid any illegal...

Redmond lines up a 1GB-per-month secure tunnelling service - but you'll need to sign in

As explained in our previous blog post, in addition to the requirements for adopting a cross-border transfer mechanism, China’s Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL) and the...

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They have been outside and then people come down in the subway stations, and our cameras capture them. weve been helping nypd for years because thats not that the camera system is. >> earlier today, mayor adam sounded open to possibly installing something like metal detectors or some other security technology that sounds good, people feel safer. but is that realistic? we have over 3 million rioters every weekday. >> i did not hear what the mayor said. my guess is that he is looking for new techn...

Detector type system given the fact we have 3 million to 5 million people on the subway every day. i really welcome the mayors commitment to technology. historically we want investment in modern resources in the system. were doing that in so many ways. the signaling system, more trains, faster, closer together, but we also need the investment in security technology. the fact we have 10,000 cameras in the system in every station gives us an opportunity, in addition to what the mayor is thinking a...

Strategy for policemen. we did have the new york mayor on cnn this morning, and he referenced technology that could help. i want to play his comments and get your reaction to this. >> its not as simple as a metal detector. its more complicated and its more modern than that. they do not even know theyre there, and there are ways to stop your flow. its not like at the airport where a person has to stop and empty their pockets. no, there are new technologies out there and im going to examine all of...

Dozens of Chinese firms have built software that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to sort data collected on residents, amid high demand from authorities seeking to upgrade their surveillance tools, a Reuters review of government documents showed. According to more than 50 publicly available documents examined by Reuters, dozens of entities in China have over the past four years bought such software, known as “one person, one file.” The technology improves on existing software, which simply ...