In a demonstration carried out in Suwon, south of Seoul, the company achieved 5.23 gigabits per second (Gbps) in data speeds enough to download a 4-gigabyte full-HD movie in six seconds to its Galaxy S20+ smartphone, using E-UTRAN New Radio Dual Connectivity (EN-DC) technology.EN-D
TORONTO, ON and NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / March 4, 2021 / GlobeX Data Ltd. (OTCQB:SWISF) (CSE:SWIS) (FRA:GDT) ("GlobeX" or the "Company"), the leader in Swiss hosted secure communications and secure
Tsunami threat to Northland from Kermadec earthquake
4 Mar, 2021 10:30 PM
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TSUNAMI WARNING LATEST (1.25pm) GNS Science has downgraded tsunami warnings for New Zealand, advising the largest waves have now passed. A National Emergency Management Agency release says the threat level s now downgraded to a beach and marine threat for all areas that were previously under land and marine threat. It says all people who were evacuated can now return. The advice remains for all areas under beach and marine threat, to stay off beach and shore areas. Doubtless Bay residents in the Far North reporting seeing a surge of water come into the harbour. The surge came!, one resident posted on social media. Over the past hour a strong surge has been flowing into Mangonui Harbour. No tsunami wave as such but more like a strong flowing river stirring up the mud and sand in the harbour.
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LAS VEGAS, March 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Rare cancers account for approximately 22% of all the diagnosed cancer cases. The US National Cancer Institute defines rare cancers as those with an incidence of less than 15 cases per 100?000 per year.
However, these cases are not confined to one or the other particular geography, but are disproportionately spread across the world. Many rare human cancers are not curable, and have limited number of treatment options. Rare cancers are more difficult to diagnose and are often misdiagnosed. Rarity of the cancers further complicates the running of clinical trials. Lack of clinical expertise, research, and funding are other barriers in the Rare cancer market.
100-Million-Startup PlusDental with Multi-million investment in Spain s aligner market
BERLIN and MADRID, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the UK - and now a substantial investment for Spain. German health tech company PlusDental, the market leader in invisible dental aligners, is taking Europe by storm. We are investing in excess of 10 million euros over the course of 2021 to build up the Spanish market and expand our network to over 100 partner dentists. With our upcoming TV commercial, we will raise awareness and foster trust among the public, as we continue to invest in marketing, staff and our tech platform. In February of this year we took another successful step towards our prospective patients with a series of pop up stores, and we are currently looking for a larger office space in Madrid, to house our rapidly growing team. Our goal is to continue scaling quickly in what is one of the largest markets for aligner treatments, securing our position