The Near Future of Conflict Will Not be About Oil but Microchips
Many experts believe that microchips, not oil, will be a major factor in international conflict within the next few decades.
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Many experts believe that microchips, not oil, will be a major factor in international conflict within the next few decades.
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Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Eduardo Ano (Photo courtesy of Philippine Army) MANILA - Former Philippine Army (PA) chief and now Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Eduardo Ano urged the force to intensify its modernization efforts to be at par with emerging warfare techniques. "Being the last line of defense in territorial defense following the Air Force and Navy, our Army must likewise beef up its modernization program. We need to be abreast with emerging systems, technology and hardware to keep up with modern warfare techn...
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