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Tracking NZ's Threatened Bugs With Drones

Friday, 4 June 2021, 11:09 am New technology being developed by a research team at the University of Canterbury could lead to deeper understanding of New Zealand’s threatened and endangered insects, paving the way to more effective conservation management. Innovation has long been a key part of New Zealand’s internationally well-regarded bird conservation programmes, such as radio tracking tools for bird management. At a stretch, this technology can also be used to study large invertebrate...
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Business Scoop » Tracking NZ's Threatened Bugs With Drones

Press Release – University of Canterbury New technology being developed by a research team at the University of Canterbury could lead to deeper understanding of New Zealands threatened and endangered insects, paving the way to more effective conservation management. Innovation has long been … New technology being developed by a research team at the University of Canterbury could lead to deeper understanding of New Zealand’s threatened and endangered insects, paving the way to more effect...
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SAS is latest firm to join Wake Forest-based Advanced Mobility Collective

by Special — June 3, 2021 . Editor’s note: LimeLight is a new feature from WRAL TechWire offering another means of publishing noteworthy news. Be sure to check out more LimeLight worthy news at this link. WAKE FOREST – SAS, the leader in analytics, joined the Advanced Mobility Collective, a nonprofit global community fostering new mobility and transportation services for people and freight. SAS joins a growing number of business and government partners in The Collective to accelerat...
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Global Macrocell Baseband Unit Market Analysis and Forecast Report 2021: Uncertainty of COVID-19 Coupled with Multiple Export Bans on Huawei

4.9G Frequency Clusters - Massive MIMO 5G NR Frequency Clusters - Non-Massive MIMO 5G NR Frequency Clusters - Massive MIMO CHAPTER 1: OVERALL MARKET PERFORMANCE 1.1 2019 Review: Huawei Technologies BIS Entity Ban overshadows market rebounds in Europe and Asia 1.2 2020 Review: A year of COVID-19, more Huawei bans, RAN/Core swap outs, and China 5G 1.3 BBU Forecast 2021-2025 CHAPTER 2: 5G NR MASSIVE MIMO/MMWAVE BBU 2.1 5G NR Massive MIMO gNodeB Market Share 2.2 5G NR Massive MIMO gNodeB Forecast...
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China Mobile warns of mounting 5G costs

Chinas biggest operator has warned investors that its costs are about to rise at "relatively high rates" after its frenzied rollout of 340,000 5G basestations last year. China Mobile said it was under pressure to make other cutbacks to cope with the increase in electricity fees and depreciation charges in 2020. The state-controlled operator provided no further details after reporting a 9.5% year-on-year increase in sales, to 198.4 billion Chinese yuan ($30.6 billion), for its first quarter of...
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Ericsson is back to boringly good, but China threats loom

The media thrives on doom-laden tales of carnage and financial catastrophe, as the coronavirus pandemic has amply demonstrated. The fact that a 19th-century company is growing and profitable hardly makes for a gripping story. So the news that Swedens Ericsson is through its turnaround and has few challengers is about as exciting as a tennis tournament in which the best player returns everything and his top rivals have frailties. Ericsson is starting to look like Björn Borg at Wimbledon. After...
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