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P-3C Submarine Slayer: The Navy's Ultimate Weapon - Part 3 The P3C is a performance-enhanced model of the P-3, which was made by US Lockheed (now Lockheed Martin) in the 1950s. It moves with four turboprop engines that carry torpedoes or Harpoon missiles and perform missions for over 12 hours. The Korean Navy is also operating 16 P-3CKs, which are improved versions of the P-3C. […]
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China's 1% Spying on the Rest of the 99% Population: A Comparison to East Germany's Stasi Era China Utilizes Cutting-Edge Technology to Establish Intense Surveillance SocietyPolice and Local Authorities Recruit 14 Million Informants The Chinese Communist Party is alleged to be using 1% of the population as informants to surveil the remaining 99%. This ratio of surveillance personnel is reportedly on par with the infamous East Germany just before the fall of […]
Hyundai Motor Group Introduces Active Air Skirt to Enhance Electric Vehicle Efficiency Hyundai Motor and Kia have developed an 'active air skirt' technology to improve the range and stability of electric vehicles. The technology minimizes drag at high speeds and effectively controls vortices around the vehicle's wheels...
Ex-Samsung Researcher Accused of Leaking Secrets to China, Over 200 Workers Migrate Former Samsung Electronics researcher faces arrest for allegedly leaking semiconductor tech to Chinese company, ongoing investigation.
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IMF Warns: AI to Transform 40% of Global Jobs, Positively or Negatively IMF predicts AI will impact 40% of global jobs, with developed nations experiencing greater effects; retraining and safety nets needed.
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China Imposes Export Ban on Rare-Earth Technology China tightens rare earth technology export controls, including refining and magnet production, as global supply chain diversification grows.
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Korea's Spy Satellite Competition Begins: South's 10X Superiority in Identifying Missile Launchers South Korea's new satellite strengthens military surveillance, boosting defense capabilities against North Korea's threats.
Beware of the $50 Fake AirPods from China: What Lies Inside Counterfeit AirPods, often from China, resemble genuine ones but have a much simpler and less precise internal structure.
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