"The idea of the Greenrail Solar was borne from the will to transform the railway infrastructures from passive infrastructures to active infrastructures," de Lisi added.
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The carriers have to upgrade their massive infrastructures, for one.
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Bringing together two national tower infrastructures offers obvious cost synergies.
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Mosquitoes can thrive in less managed areas with abandoned infrastructures.
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Do the online infrastructures we use support our emotional needs?
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The Defense Department specializes in operationalizing infrastructures, networks and capabilities.
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Russia has denied trying to hack into other countries' infrastructures.
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The opportunity to disrupt Western military, electrical and banking infrastructures?
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Banks and raw materials gained, while properties and infrastructures dropped.
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That money will go to improving warehouses and other delivery infrastructures.
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Different places have different layouts, rules, infrastructures, people, habits, and needs.
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Islands with weak infrastructures suffered more from this sort of poaching.
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The aim of these attacks isn't to undermine physical infrastructures, though.
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And it's not just the water infrastructures that have been hit.
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Instead, new technologies are being added to already crowded security infrastructures.
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Over time, this username/password model has permeated across tech infrastructures.
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The infrastructures that we need in the Eurozone to create growth, etc.
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If you have strong enough IT infrastructures, we can't get your data.
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Teleworking and streaming help a lot but infrastructures might be in strain.
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Teleworking and streaming help a lot but infrastructures might be in strain.
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How are our global services and infrastructures going to accommodate these individuals?
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But what we can offer to the States, and to all the countries in the world, is a clear commitment on having long-term sustainability infrastructures, and our business is about managing the infrastructures on a long-term perspective.
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Today, such bullying ideologies have permeated the invisible economic infrastructures of Silicon Valley.
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It's pointless just tampering at the edges: You need to change important infrastructures.
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The time to build and maintain infrastructures is when the sky is clear.
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Infrastructures are large, interconnected and difficult to change once they are in place.
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They established management systems and national infrastructures to service thousands of individual renters.
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While tech moves fast, legacy infrastructures and consumer behavior could delay IoT adoption.
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Security customers include government offices, embassies, port facilities (sea/air), and critical infrastructures e.g.
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"Regulatory rules, legacy infrastructures, and undeveloped complementary technologies" are problems for clean energy everywhere.
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Just keeping up with this rate of growth would tax most countries' digital infrastructures.
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Previously, developers had to run two separate container infrastructures for Window and Linux workloads.
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It simply makes more sense than spending trillions on upgrading super-costly physical infrastructures.
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It could ease up pressures on London's overburdened infrastructures, its transport, and its housing.
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Most of these centered around its Tectonic platform for managing Kubernetes-based container infrastructures.
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New infrastructures crop up around the older ones like mushrooms on a fallen tree.
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Third, the Iranians have shown at least some capability to penetrate our critical infrastructures.
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The imperative is clarified by our species' "progress" in creating nuclear weapons and infrastructures.
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Traffic jams, air pollution, and faulty infrastructures can make navigating cities a real struggle.
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It possesses critical information that ensures that our energy infrastructures are safe and secure.
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Patterns of life, roles of the community, mobile structures and infrastructures are all being built.
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Many cities have been leveraging the data we shared and started putting in improved infrastructures.
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Trump had mentioned rebuilding highways, bridges and other U.S. infrastructures during his election win speech.
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"In terms of all the hardware, infrastructures, all of that, that is done," Park says.
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It's affordable, effective, and practical for widespread use—particularly in countries with underdeveloped healthcare infrastructures.
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Delek Infrastructures owns 50 percent of IDE Holdings, a company that builds desalination plants globally.
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The fear of non-state actors launching crippling cyberattacks against critical infrastructures is a fantasy.
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Building new infrastructures, and then accessing 5G bandwidth, will cost a massive amount of money.
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Our law developed an ingeniously pragmatic way to "outsource" the construction of vital public infrastructures.
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Now, he says, the central banks are embracing the technology to revamp their own infrastructures.
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Do other countries seek to control and govern the cyberspace on which our infrastructures depend?
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"I see a pretty interesting conflict between infrastructures and cities and new technologies," says Weckert.
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In particular the two electron infrastructures are ideally suited for the Trump and Republican plans.
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They have aging infrastructures that were optimized for CDN, but not built to adapt or scale.
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Instead, VR content will likely go the native route and appear as playlists within publishing infrastructures.
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The actual campus has one of the fastest and most reliable network infrastructures in the state.
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Now Walmart can create, manage and migrate applications across multiple private and public cloud computing infrastructures.
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It's also a powerful platform upon which the world's leading cloud-based companies build their infrastructures.
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Estonia, 25 years later, has one of the most developed national digital infrastructures in the world.
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Others threats are growing infrastructures, such as roads and cities to support the increasing human population.
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The need to communicate and cooperate stretches to external clients, counterparties, and infrastructures such as SWIFT.
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"There's a feeling of being dependent on something that isn't free," Evans says, challenging these infrastructures.
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Democrats sought more money for states to protect their election infrastructures from threats, mainly citing Russia.
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The wide adoption of cloud services and mobile technology in companies has transformed IT infrastructures considerably.
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U.S. TREASURY SECRETARY MNUCHIN SAYS ON HUAWEI: WE WANT TO MAKE SURE OUR INFRASTRUCTURES ARE PROTECTED
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While tech moves fast, legacy infrastructures and tough-to-change consumer behavior could delay IoT adoption.
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But not of the rebuilding of homes or of basic infrastructures, like water, electricity, and transportation.
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Ce n'est probablement pas fait par vos clients, donc merci de respecter les infrastructures dédiées aux vélos.
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That could be because the health infrastructures in those locations were better prepared to meet the risk.
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Conference on infrastructures with state lender Cassa Depositi e Prestiti CEO Fabio Gallia in Rome (210 GMT).
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With the Closed Loop Fund, Amazon wants to contribute to the financing of recycling infrastructures for cities.
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Look to the Buckeye State, which offers one of the most highly developed infrastructures in the nation.
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The big factor is the dwindling manufacturing base that transforms steel into usable machines, equipment and infrastructures.
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It covers everything from the basics of the platform to advanced concepts like securing and integrating infrastructures.
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New designs such as smart green stormwater infrastructures could cost less than upgrading pipes and pumping stations.
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We know the location and state of vulnerable infrastructures, thanks to the American Society of Civil Engineers.
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Of course, all this means that Tesla's charging and service infrastructures will be put to the test.
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The infrastructures in lower-tier cities are not ready to achieve the same penetration, according to Liu.
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Hospitals are among the most expensive facilities to build, with complex infrastructures, technologies, regulations and safety codes.
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It collects information on critical infrastructures, nearly all of which are owned and managed by private companies.
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But these new alternatives have to compete with synthetic plastics that have established infrastructures and optimized processes.
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FBI and DHS continue to work closely with state officials to assist them in safeguarding their election infrastructures.
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Owned, on-premise infrastructures are actually not as secure — look at recent hacks on Target and Home Depot.
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But nations that lack funding and have "comparatively poor economic infrastructures" aren't able to take the necessary approach.
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Today, 25 years since independence, Estonia has one of the most developed national digital infrastructures in the world.
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Poor safety measures and Iran's aging infrastructures have been blamed by some authorities for blasts in the past.
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STS is the public authority in charge with critical infrastructures related to IT&C and national security sectors.
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"For other market infrastructures like trading venues and depositories, the identified risks are of smaller magnitude," Dombrovskis said.
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We recently conducted a study which found that most companies' digital infrastructures were already under attack by hackers.
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Plus, hiring cloud architects is friendlier to their bottom line than having to maintain expensive data center infrastructures.
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It would also set up a grant program for states to take steps to secure their voting infrastructures.
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The same goes for monitoring of the bulk power system and "threats to energy infrastructures" under FERC's jurisdiction.
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For companies managing their internet infrastructures, making adjustments to computing needs on the fly is expensive and complicated.
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"Coral reefs provide tens of billions of dollars to economies and protect shorelines and infrastructures around the world."
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Le sport et les infrastructures qu'il requiert ont longtemps servi d'espoirs pour stimuler la croissance dans les banlieues.
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This is true for all manners of technology breakthroughs, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, 5G infrastructures and the like.
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The arts of escalation are inseparable from — though not reducible to — the infrastructures and ecosystems of social media.
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China's "sponge city initiative" aims to arrest this cycle through the use of permeable surfaces and green infrastructures.
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"He added: "The US has caused wars, division, sedition, destruction, and the demolition of infrastructures in this region.
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They'll put out fires, deliver late night take out, and inspect our infrastructures such as bridges, railways, and pipelines.
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This course is centered around making you proficient in the software so you can automate all your IT infrastructures.
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Russo said many homes lacked the most basic infrastructures, such as sewage, and were not fit for human habitation.
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So creating architecture/modules that customers pay to use and integrate into their own infrastructures as they see fit.
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At the moment, I don't believe those channels and infrastructures have been mapped out to most people's best interest.
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Cities also built their public health infrastructures; they opened emergency clinics, they strengthened reporting networks that tracked infectious diseases.
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Supported by metal infrastructures, these constructions rise from floor to ceiling, surrounding visitors with a theatrically impressive, gymlike environment.
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Thankfully, President Trump's new national security strategy would protect electric grids and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures from EMP.
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This year, the ASCE gave drinking water infrastructures the individual grade of D. What does that mean for America?
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But key areas such as taxes, foreign affairs and most infrastructures are in the hands of the Spanish government.
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"The U.S. has caused wars, division, sedition, destruction, and the demolition of infrastructures in this region," Khamenei said Wednesday.
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Had Congress adhered to President's Trump's FY85033 budget proposal, our public health and biomedical infrastructures would have been crushed.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria on Saturday reiterated the importance of kick-starting investments in infrastructures to revive Italy's flagging economy.
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"State officials had trouble finding and sustaining a customer base that did not involve French expertise and infrastructures," Hecht writes.
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While IoT will undoubtedly affect all sorts of global infrastructures, one of its prime applications is within the private home.
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Telecom tower infrastructures provider Bharti Infratel Ltd slid over 8% and was the top percentage loser on the NSE index.
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Then, companies can focus on real innovation versus building clunky connections to cloud infrastructures that don't suit their specific needs.
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It developed a smartphone app that acted like a wallet, facilitating customer transactions via the app with existing banking infrastructures.
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It is therefore essential that 5G infrastructures in the EU are resilient and fully secure from technical or legal backdoors.
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Smart founders can build software for mobile from the ground up instead of populating it with scraps from prior infrastructures.
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The non-binding memorandum signed by the companies would see Delek keeping 40 percent of the shares in Delek Infrastructures.
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Transportation systems, dams and energy facilities are "critical infrastructures," recognized as essential to long-term well-being, requiring vigilant protection.
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Twenty years ago, the notion of national infrastructures enabled and endangered by the internet would have been hard to imagine.
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Potential buyers of a stake in ASPI are large pension funds, wealth funds and investors specialized in infrastructures, Guenzi said.
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This should include external auditing and testing that subjects A.I. companies' infrastructures and processes to publicly accountable scrutiny and validation.
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This fact is ingeniously appropriate for the subject matter: those aspects of the built environment that frame our automotive infrastructures.
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With the ever-increasing connection of infrastructures and objects, the organization of physical flows requires the control of information flows.
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But she'll likely face tough challenges from other conservative candidates who bring both higher name recognition and larger fundraising infrastructures.
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But the collateral damage in those two cases has been immense, with both towns seeing large scale damage to their infrastructures.
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The Chinese are building infrastructures at a dizzying pace, from Cairo to Cape-town, in exchange for Africa's rich mineral ores.
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Infrastructures were built for able bodies, where legs could easily bend and straighten over curbs and stairs to underscore normative agility.
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With cash in short supply and banking and communications infrastructures struggling, day-to-day transactions are becoming increasingly difficult for Venezuelans.
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Global networks of huge data centres, of the sort run by AWS, have become one of the world's most important infrastructures.
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Earlier this month, Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to spend $59 billion to upgrade the country's road, rail and other infrastructures.
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Disaster response is one of the fastest-growing public costs society face today, in terms of damaged housing and critical infrastructures.
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We may have armies of employee footsoldiers working long hours to build robust digital infrastructures and simulated worlds in extreme detail.
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Utilities have built vast infrastructures funded by investors who bet on their ability to collect payments much like governments collect taxes.
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Therefore, deploy space-based missile defenses and harden critical infrastructures against EMP and cyberattacks to deter and defeat these greatest threats.
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Towns villages and critical infrastructures located on low-lying coastal zones or on flood plains are exposed to surge and flooding.
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A potential lack of interoperability of some DLT payment systems with existing processes and infrastructures might also decrease overall financial efficiency.
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Sophisticated cyber-hacking could undermine the reliability of information we receive everyday on the internet, and weaken national and international infrastructures.
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With the help of cloud-based technologies, Google is hoping to improve digital infrastructures to prevent outages on major shopping days.
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Among the initiative's vision for Little Tokyo are low-income housing, support for small businesses, eco-friendly infrastructures, and open space.
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Because of their efficiency, they are increasingly used across major industries and in some of the most critical infrastructures around the world.
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Intense storms are becoming much more frequent, resulting in heavier rainfall and flooding that wreaks havoc on local infrastructures, budgets and economies.
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Nora O' Murchú is a designer and curator whose practice examines the networked conditions that make up public social and civic infrastructures.
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"We now have one of the most complicated and complex cloud infrastructures across public, private and our own data centers," he believes.
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Those chips allegedly opened up a backdoor for the Chinese government to gain access into some of the US's most sensitive infrastructures.
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But it's probably a good ballpark figure if you add in longer-term casualties from fallout and the destruction of crucial infrastructures.
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MainOne, a telecoms company Opeke leads as CEO, is responsible for driving internet use across West Africa by investing in digital infrastructures.
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So there's a lot of human effort to facilitate the "success" of these systems, what we call "human infrastructures" in our report.
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The adoption of hybrid cloud models, containers and microservices architectures are only the beginning stages of preparing for infrastructures of the future.
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This year, the Congress received over 13,000 attendees, and has become a whirling, intertwined contraption of various home-made networks and infrastructures.
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Moreover, a government mediated by billionaire-controlled political and media infrastructures is perennially ready to undercut progressive politicians who rise too high.
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In their report, they warned of the need to modify not just our energy and transport infrastructures, but our eating habits too.
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Amazing that the U.S. military, which knows the most about EMP, has done so little to protect military forces and critical infrastructures.
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In November, Azari-Jahromi said a Stuxnet attack had failed to harm Iran's communications infrastructures, and accused Israel of being behind it.
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He said Bahrain and its neighbors could, and were, embracing fiscal and economic diversity and investing in more infrastructures in their countries.
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In nearly every Southern city, complaints can be heard in liberal enclaves that the state Democratic infrastructures — often the very people Mrs.
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Including alternative credit, challenger banks, insurance technologies, and low cost digital infrastructures that can level the playing field for financial services providers.
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Dorian struck the island of Great Abaco in the northern Bahamas the hardest, demolishing homes, infrastructures, airport landing strips and a hospital.
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Human migrations into urban areas place excessive demands on city infrastructures that cannot maintain adequate control of water, sewage, or quality housing.
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In addition, state and local governments should assess and address key vulnerabilities in their voting infrastructures, which Russia probed extensively in 2016.
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Bus drivers are a crucial part of most cities' transit infrastructures, and the job is more lucrative in some states than others.
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They made a lot of infrastructures, but they were some years ago, a lot of years ago, and they need to be updated.
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They hope that their simulations can assist government decision makers when it comes to preparing city infrastructures against powerful earthquakes in the future.
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That's because, until recently, broadcasting and publishing were difficult and expensive affairs, their infrastructures riddled with bottlenecks and concentrated in a few hands.
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In the remote area of islands near the Kenyan-Somali border, the Lamu Archipelago, aid groups have stopped working and infrastructures are crumbling.
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Now imagine that same concept magnified 30 times over and balanced upon one of the most infamously unreliable mobile infrastructures in the world.
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Combine that with one of the worst infrastructures of any state, and this northern state's ranking is headed south in a big way.
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Masters said many post-trade infrastructures were outdated and required new technologies such as blockchain to support them in a hugely challenging environment.
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The federal government is also charged with assessing the "authorities and capabilities" that agencies can employ to support the defense of critical infrastructures.
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" Faucette said his firm originally recommended Cisco as a company with an opportunity to grow meaningfully "as customers implement next generation IT infrastructures.
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It was, however, precisely such a transition—or the lack thereof—which meant that old totalitarian infrastructures were allowed to keep going strong.
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"In a post-Brexit environment, UK financial market infrastructures (FMIs) would be considered as third-country FMIs rather than EU entities," Draghi said.
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Technological advancement, both innovative devices and new infrastructures, have always been at the heart of increased prosperity for America's farmers and rural communities.
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Based on Microsoft's Azure Stack platform, the "flexible cloud application platform" will allow armed forces to keep sensitive data inside their own infrastructures.
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By some estimates, he says, people will "build more infrastructures in the next 40 years alone than it has in the past 4,000".
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The Congressional EMP Commission has called for hardening the U.S. electric grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures against EMP and cyber-attack.
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Though the devastation that can earn a country TPS status might no longer be manifestly evident, infrastructures and economies take longer to heal.
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This is what the FCC just did for wireless service, one of the most commonly used of all infrastructures in the economy today.
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Organizations of every stripe are fundamentally obliged to monitor their infrastructures for risky configurations, anomalous user activities, suspicious network traffic, and host vulnerabilities.
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The infrastructures of U.S. cities, specifically New York and Washington, D.C., couldn't sustain a turnout in the hundreds of thousands, much less millions.
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The Financial Stability Board, the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures, the International Organization of Securities Commissioners and the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, also raised new concerns around the interdependency of CCPs, which have become crucial financial infrastructures as a result of post-crisis reforms that forced much of the US$20123trn over-the-counter derivatives market into central clearing.
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As the pen traces along line drawings of houses, buildings and infrastructures on paper, the bulbs light up once the ink connects the circuits.
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China, Brazil and Indonesia, for example, all have 100 percent of their populations covered by internet-capable infrastructures, if most people could afford it.
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But even if the deal is approved, the 5G network they've promised won't appear overnight, and integrating two wireless companies' infrastructures will take time.
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She creates intriguing provocations about the storage of data, automation, algorithms and what they mean for us as we participate in socio-technical infrastructures.
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But like most connected devices in the IoT, the software infrastructures and data generated from autonomous vehicles will also become more exposed to risks.
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This creates unique challenges related to currency exchange, language barriers, various payment and technology standards, security, and different regulatory environments and conflicting banking infrastructures.
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"There's a need to examine whether any VC activity carried out by FMIs (financial market infrastructures) should have to be ring-fenced," Mersch said.
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From learning to design and implement IoT infrastructures to studying the intricacies of IoT security, this e-book bundle features six in-depth courses.
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As a result, identical challenges for separate services, such as Yahoo Search and Yahoo Mail, had to be solved multiple times on different infrastructures.
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The combination of sea level rise, storm surges and nuisance flooding can impact infrastructures, such as airports, roads and transportation, commerce and health services.
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As roads, rails, and canals shaped our countries in the last century, online technologies and infrastructures bind us over long distances in the 21st.
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This information can assist institutions and companies to better manage their land- based assets such as forestry, agriculture, water, minerals and man-made infrastructures.
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It's worth noting though that DCHQ/HyperForm will continue to support other cloud and container infrastructures, including VMware vSphere, OpenStack, AWS, Azure and others.
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Check out more videos from VICE: "These infrastructures were already in place," Sergio Espana, the ACLU's engagement mobilization director in Maryland, told VICE Impact.
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That shift is likely to speed up as millions of employees are forced to work from home, putting a strain on corporate technology infrastructures.
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Spain and Germany also have much more mature golfing infrastructures and devoted participant bases and have produced champions like Seve Ballesteros and Bernhard Langer.
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Additionally, certain critical infrastructures in such industries as oil and gas and chemicals might be targeted, since Iran has technical expertise in those sectors.
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The semiconductor giant has focused increasingly on the lucrative and growing market for processors used to power massive cloud infrastructures and corporate data centers.
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Merkel's open-door refugee policy, and her insistence that Germany can cope with last year's influx, has strained local infrastructures and divided her conservatives.
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Some factors used to classify cities included the quality of the cities&apos infrastructures, their users&apos experiences, and the safety regulations in force.
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In addition, WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger will remain stand-alone apps, even as their underlying messaging infrastructures are woven together, The Times previously reported.
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"It is therefore essential that 5G infrastructures in the EU are resilient and fully secure from technical or legal backdoors," Ansip said in a statement.
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"Our customers efficiently share both storage and compute resources across multiple data centers, and effectively implement and use private and public cloud infrastructures," Bianchini wrote.
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With a new type of religiosity and spirituality that embodies technology, the future, and the potential of almost unimaginable infrastructures in space and on earth.
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Chef today launched Habitat, a new open source project that allows developers to package their applications and run them on a wide variety of infrastructures.
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Current legacy systems, paper-based processes, and on-premise infrastructures have become glaring areas of embarrassment and frustration for governments, civil servants and citizens alike.
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If you live in larger cities like New York, it's more likely that there are infrastructures in place that allow the liner to be recycled.
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Technology infrastructures and services for the financial sector company SIA holds news conference to present 2019-2021 industrial plan with CEO Nicola Cordone (1003 GMT).
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From New Jersey to Japan, massive storms and earthquakes in recent years have instantly wiped out technical infrastructures, leaving businesses unable to retrieve critical data.
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For example, companies like Countertack, SS8, BluVector and Darktrace are putting AI-driven behavior-monitoring to work to create cyber immune systems within critical infrastructures.
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"Losses relating to general business risk are properly the responsibility of the owners of the [financial market infrastructures]," CPMI and IOSCO said in the guidance.
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As an example, computer science R&D enables massive companies to solidify their cybersecurity infrastructures so that their business can flourish in an internet economy.
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Engie CEO Isabelle Kocher said at a shareholders' meeting that the utility has no infrastructures in Iran but has engineering teams working there for clients.
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To that end, China has invested $27.1 billion so far in energy infrastructures, including LNG projects and pipelines in the Indo-Pacific and Eurasia regions.
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Although many leading experts then called for building much more robust national and global infrastructures in preparation for this eventuality, not nearly enough was done.
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In a post on his Facebook account, Di Maio also said that the country needed to carry out a nationwide monitoring of its motorway infrastructures.
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In months, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could EMP harden many of the most important nodes in the electric grid and other critical infrastructures.
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Lower-income nations are still building out their infrastructures and therefore use more materials year after year, but I predict they'll soon start dematerializing, too.
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" Meanwhile, Carruthers says, "I'm much more concerned with the kind of support systems and infrastructures that we need to build as opposed to who believes people.
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Less affluent countries also face sea-level rise, air pollution and extreme weather events while grappling with ageing infrastructures and diminishing access to clean drinking water.
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I watched companies strive to comply with new laws intended to control pollution by creating compliance infrastructures and teams aimed at preventing, detecting and deterring violations.
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" These infrastructures, as Price calls them, do more to "shape reading" than "whether we read in print or online or in some as-yet-unimagined medium.
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Yet, because brick-and-mortar stores exist in part to provide the sort of one-time experiences that go viral online, virtual infrastructures are newly definitive.
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And because all Crater does is offer software, the company is able to expand worldwide without having to set up various infrastructures in different geographic regions.
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This question is particularly acute today for infrastructures: should we continue to remain agnostic, open and to choose a solution only based on its economic competitiveness?
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In short, Trump's victory breathed life into both political parties' infrastructures — and did little to undercut the system that keeps the US a two-party state.
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While companies may not have to comply just yet to additional regulatory stringency, they must begin to weigh how to protect data across their corporate infrastructures.
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Engie is in the middle of a restructuring program aimed focusing the group more on regulated power infrastructures, notably gas networks, and contract-based energy services.
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"Because this area is still seeing some tensions, it's still seeing some increased development in security and safety infrastructures, and all these needs defense," he said.
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It is probable that the U.S. government has significant access to the Russian civilian and military critical infrastructures, and can do significant damage to Russian assets.
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IP technology surrounds us, and while we have grown more capable in developing that technology into infrastructures, we continue to fall behind in protecting our work.
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We should increase research and development to understand the cyber vulnerabilities of these infrastructures and develop tools and techniques that make them more secure and resilient.
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EMP and cyber protection of military and civilian critical infrastructures would help turn the technological tide toward favoring defense, by countering these most promising offensive weapons.
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"In plenary, I hope that drivers, after seven days of strike, will be able to choose the negotiated route," said Pedro Nuno Santos, minister of infrastructures.
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The other is that they're more likely to have hierarchical infrastructures that make it easier to engage the digital labor that's needed to promote online activism.
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One of the largest botnet infrastructures in the world was finally annihilated in a joint effort by law-enforcement authorities and cybersecurity researchers in 30 countries.
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Kocher wants to turn the gas and power utility into a group more focused on regulated power infrastructures, notably gas networks, and contract-based energy services.
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Contrary to what is often said, their enrichment was obtained thanks to these collective goods, which are the public knowledge, the infrastructures, the laboratories of research.
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From back-end to front-end development, this nearly 150-hour course bundle features everything you need to build infrastructures, create applications, design websites, and more.
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Less affluent countries also face sea-level rise, air pollution and extreme weather events while grappling with aging infrastructures and diminishing access to clean drinking water.
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NH: You touched on the U.S. there - there is great optimism now that some infrastructures stimulus will get through some on tax reform will get through.
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"Satellite constellations can pose a significant or debilitating threat to important existing and future astronomical infrastructures," the International Astronomical Union said in a statement last June.
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French regulator Arcep orders Orange to comply with its non-discrimination and transparency obligations for providing access to its civil engineering infrastructures for the business market.
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" The study will examine "the impact of cybercrime on critical infrastructures and prepares small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to effectively manage their cyber security strategy.
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The technology will provide Midclear with real-time risk management and a clearing and settlement platform that is fully compliant with CPMI-IOSCO principles for market infrastructures.
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Now any company will be able to use Walmart's software to create, manage, and migrate applications across multiple cloud computing infrastructures, including Amazon, Microsoft's Azure, and Rackspace.
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Cosgrove doesn't see these companies moving their entire infrastructures to a hosted cloud system like Google Cloud, or the more popular rival products from Amazon and Microsoft.
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Although we don't know when to expect California's powerful quake, communities are starting to become more proactive about protecting their citizens and infrastructures from these natural disasters.
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According to Honda, these robots will act as first responders "in social infrastructures, such as plants," as they'll be mostly immune to toxic chemicals and noxious air.
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At the same time, it's already deploying its software in cities across the US, its growth driven by one of the largest cloud infrastructures in the world.
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Yet it acknowledges that scientists don't have a God's-eye view of nature: Our conceptual resources, theoretical approaches, methodologies and technological infrastructures are historically and culturally situated.
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"We have reached a turning point in tidal turbines, we are entering the pre-industrial phase," DCNS head of energy and marine infrastructures Thierry Kalanquin told Reuters.
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Xfers' one-click payment link, which uses technology built on top of existing commercial banking infrastructures, is designed for merchants who don't want to deal with APIs.
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It's the same for critical national infrastructures – look at the National Health Service (NHS) in the U.K., which was adversely affected by WannaCry due to historic underinvestment.
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Cyberattacks aren't the only threats that make voting systems potentially vulnerable; in fact, most computerized systems naturally have infrastructures prone to errors and failures of various types.
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One-off emergency expenses on infrastructures and on preventing natural disasters, worth 0.2 percent of GDP, could be added to the headline deficit without breaching EU rules.
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To really make America great, the new administration and Congress should make the tax advantages and finance benefits for infrastructure applicable to these two 21st century infrastructures.
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Sprawling urban development and use of impervious material prevent soil from absorbing rainwater, prompting further investment in infrastructures that typically impede natural processes and worsen flood impacts.
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"I am absolutely confident we will see battery cars faster than anybody expected on the street and therefore all of the infrastructures will catch up," Speth added.
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These bills — introduced but not passed — focus on state assistance, authority to address cybersecurity gaps for other energy infrastructures, and identification of cybersecure products for the grid.
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You cannot expect to have a great infrastructure but without spending the proper amount of money on the maintenance on a regular basis, infrastructures are really becoming obsolete.
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While the design and infrastructures of these sites are distinct, Public Trust reveals a likeness among Bostonians who live in such different areas as Dudley, Kendall, and Copley.
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As opposed to the telecommunication infrastructures of the past, which were housed in monumental buildings in city centers, the internet infrastructure is often housed in neighboring nondescript buildings.
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As Donald Trump continues to roll back regulations and makes it easier for corporations to do as they please, how do you think our failing infrastructures will fair?
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It's hard lesson in supply and demand as infrastructures for cities across the country from San Jose to Denver haven't been able to keep up with worker populations.
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Yet there could be a big opportunity for startups, and for people looking for places to invest, and for cities with crumbling infrastructures, in disrupting the status quo.
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The authors hope that the new findings will encourage lawmakers to consider the valuable health benefits of nature when making decisions involving green spaces and building new infrastructures.
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When the territory passed from British to Chinese rule in 1997, Hong Kong was guaranteed independent control of its legal and political infrastructures for at least 50 years.
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Virgin Hyperloop One announced a deal on Tuesday with the state-owned administrator of railway infrastructures to build a research and development center in the little Spanish village.
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"This is the Holy Grail of infrastructures because fiber is capable of anything, it can scale up to include technology we can't even imagine yet," Hovis told me.
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For years, the Haitian people have worked tirelessly to rebuild their country — recreating health and education infrastructures, rebuilding neighborhoods, and reestablishing the necessary services needed for daily life.
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RELATED: Flint water crisis: EPA regional administrator resigns Obama said $80 million in new funding would be available to Michigan next week for bolstering its cities' water infrastructures.
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The pot of money supports transportation and infrastructures projects throughout the country and is financed by the federal gas tax, which hasn't been raised in over 20 years.
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Instead of paying bribes to authoritarian-ruled countries, more powerful countries can use that money and invest in schools or infrastructures in the areas that are most vulnerable.
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Our diplomatic and development infrastructures were set up to prevent state-to-state conflict, and are still struggling to engage at the community-level and understand terrorism issues.
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"The eradication of cholera must include the strengthening of sanitary infrastructures, and the population must have access to safe water," said Daphnée Benoît Delsoin, the minister of health.
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Part of China's BRI model is to offer countries a debt-to-equity swap deal, increasing China's ownership of critical energy infrastructures in the region and expanding influence.
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"The eradication of cholera must include the strengthening of sanitary infrastructures and the population must have access to safe water," said Daphnee Benoit Delsoin, the Minister of Health.
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Best of all, the private sector already funds and manages virtually all parts of these two infrastructures and can readily turn the new incentives into hugely increased investment.
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The group said on Friday that measures taken to combat coronavirus were having an impact on traffic volumes and operating performance at the infrastructures operated by its units.
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These services help to strengthen the health-care services and infrastructures in local communities abroad, so that cutting edge, complex medical care can be provided close to home.
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"It also catalyzed a lot of competing infrastructures to ethereum," Allaire said, pointing out that there are a lot of new blockchain platforms on the market right now.
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Both Gabby's and her father's health worsened, further reducing their income, and the family needed to apply for SNAP, find emergency food assistance, and navigate other supportive infrastructures.
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IoT Central is fully managed by Microsoft and provides a fully featured solution that abstracts all of the underlying infrastructures away and lets business focus on analyzing their data.
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Projects of new public infrastructures as well as tax relief and bureaucratic simplifications will be key to revitalising the region's long-term economy and supporting the regional tax base.
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"While presenting new, daunting challenges, the FCC would greatly benefit from CERN's expertise, accelerator complex, and infrastructures, which have been developed over more than half a century," Gianotti said.
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Other shareholders are Texas-based Noble Energy with a 25 percent stake, Isramco with 28.75 percent, Dor Gas with 4 percent, and Everest Infrastructures holds the remaining 3.5 percent.
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By presenting credible potential resolutions of current-day issues, these projects represent large-scale efforts by the banking industry to fully embrace and integrate blockchain into their current infrastructures.
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Assuming a federal package is eventually passed, policymakers may want to look at a handful of states that have managed to keep their infrastructures relatively intact despite Washington's inaction.
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"At the moment you can see something similar with financial market infrastructures - in particular central counterparty clearing houses, falling in between payment services oversight and prudential supervision," he added.
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" The platform along with these new services, provide companies with artificial intelligence tools that bring together human intelligence and technology-driven insights that create cognitive IT infrastructures," said Karlin.
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Power and water infrastructures that are decentralized and decoupled are less likely to completely fail due to disruptions and critical components can be recovered faster to provide partial relief.
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They are learning, as in Hawaii, how to integrate massive amounts of renewable power on the grid; in China, they are learning how to expand infrastructures for electric vehicles.
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New reporting and clearing requirements stemming from Dodd-Frank and the European Market Infrastructures Regulation have also led banks to reduce the operational burden associated with unwieldy swaps books.
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DOD should share information with industry to protect electric grids and other critical infrastructures that are vital both for military missions and for the survival of the American people.
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Yet this isn't usually one of the complaints leveled against technology companies today — that the digital infrastructures of Facebook and Google have overwhelmed the natural capacities of our brains.
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These attacks are serious -- they can cripple entire infrastructures, sometimes preventing doctors from accessing critical patient charts or police departments from knowing what resources they have available for emergency calls.
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No sooner did the first nodes of what became the internet make their first connection than fans began using it to build stable and persistent group infrastructures for their fandom.
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"So far, platforms have been unable to address the challenge posed by disinformation and some have turned a blind eye to the manipulative use of their infrastructures," the document says.
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With this Wi-Fi-based system, the E-Class will be able to communicate not only with other E-Class (eventually all new cars) but also other communication-enabled infrastructures.
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Italy is also set to receive around 2.5 billion euros in European funds between 2014 and 13 to invest in network infrastructures, such as roads or rail, the Commission added.
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The extension of the government's golden powers to high-tech sectors aims to increase Italy's security regarding areas such as data management, dual use technology and infrastructures, the cabinet said.
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Getting prepared for this unprecedented situation requires mobilization of minds and resources, not only at a management or infrastructures level, but also at the level of every employee or citizen.
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"A harmonisation of the domestic infrastructures and the products offered would ease cross-border payments and foster further trade between the Nordic countries, stimulating growth and employment," the banks said.
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Even large financial institutions, which have been reticent in transitioning their infrastructures, have now started to aggressively embrace cloud as the future of computing in the industry, according to Pomel.
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It provides admins a unified way to handle auditing, compliance and role-based access controls across environments and allows developers to build their containerized apps and deploy them across infrastructures.
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In addition, the cities' infrastructures, the short distance between them, and their small sizes all make it very easy to visit several cities in the space of a few days.
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" All this seems less true today, thanks to Sanders and Trump, who for all their many differences have combined to expose the most decrepit of American "infrastructures," the Beltway "establishment.
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Why it matters: Dubai-based Abraaj is arguably the most celebrated private equity firm in emerging markets, having played a key role in the many of their economies and infrastructures.
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But by destroying electric grids and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures, the indirect effects of EMP can kill far more people in the long-run than nuclear blasting a city.
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Unlike jets, yachts, or helicopters, The Flying Bum can take-off and land from land, ice, or desert environments because it doesn't need the typical take-off and landing infrastructures.
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The Department of Homeland Security, which has been working with states and counties since 2016 to secure their election infrastructures, also declined to speak with Motherboard about the researchers' findings.
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The promise always verged on false advertising; tripling per capita GDP to Western European levels, and building their social infrastructures, would have been a herculean task even under ideal circumstances.
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Yet you still encounter a dynamic city where gallery visitors during the weekend seem abundant and energetic — something which is lacking in many other places with much better arts infrastructures.
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What gets forgotten in that utopian vision is how the materials that make 3D printing possible are currently dependant on the same infrastructures we have had since the industrial revolution.
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The program called the "Pathfinder Program" uses drones to remotely inspect track, bridge and other freight rail infrastructures as well as monitor the quality of air in and around railroad lines.
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"This is a landmark report for the financial industry," Benoit Coeure, chairman of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI), said as CMPI published its final guidelines in a report.
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That's good news for other states in the region with "stable party infrastructures to go with their similarly diverse populations," in the not-too-subtle words of National Review's Tim Alberta.
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"But we cannot accept this happening without full security built in It is therefore essential that 5G infrastructures in the EU are resilient and fully secure from technical or legal backdoors."
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" Current infrastructure in the US, the report says, is woefully underprepared: "Most of the critical infrastructures identified by the Department of Homeland Security are not built to withstand these altered conditions.
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The western ranges of the "brown" Andes - with a marked dry season - are dotted with remains of ancient infrastructures dedicated to managing water, said Jorge Recharte, director of TMI's Andes program.
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But in a digital age when information can exist in multiple places at once and people can organise online, do we really need these physical forms of social infrastructures or libraries?
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A layer with a single API standard (as copper wire is to electricity) that would allow companies to connect to the infrastructures below, without being locked into specific tools and services.
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Miswin Mahesh, oil analyst at Barclays, told CNBC that a number of countries – like Iran -- looked more likely to ramp up production, rather than cut it once domestic infrastructures were improved.
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These metrics must also be comparable across sectors so that — once achieved — a capability baseline can be used to assess the efficacy of solutions deployed in different critical infrastructures and jurisdictions.
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These organic-looking facades are the outward-facing parts of more complex infrastructures contained within, strange lands that seem like they have somehow sprouted incongrously inside the places where they're situated.
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In addition, we must make our economy work better for all citizens by helping communities left behind by rapid technological change through investments in new infrastructures, new industries and new ideas.
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There is still going to be a need for switches; for example, customers who want to project one network onto different infrastructures — but this is far from a big growth opportunity.
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If bad actors are going beyond the established patterns, defenders of critical infrastructures need to in turn do the same in order to protect themselves from the newest forms of attack.
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In the EU and many civil law countries, there are national ID-card infrastructures where the government provides this service so you can pay taxes, access websites and sign documents online.
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The Digital Single Market aims to create the right environment for digital networks and services by providing high-speed, secure and trustworthy infrastructures and services supported by the right regulatory conditions.
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The CNBC Digital Technology team is looking for an intern with experience in configuring and documenting computer systems and server infrastructures that power web applications, client-server applications and online services.
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This means backing startups that help small retailers digitize operations, tap into better supply chains and serve as delivery points in markets where logistics and online payment infrastructures are still developing.
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Such patterns, Rothenberg noted, create a peculiar inversion where literal growth occurs in areas of the map with conflict or weak economic infrastructures, while the regions representing the developed world remain barren.
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Pivotal focuses on building modern applications, thanks to its Cloud Foundry heritage and recently added support for Kubernetes, while Carbon Black provides the security features necessary to secure modern applications and infrastructures.
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Humio, a startup that provides a real-time log analysis platform for on-premises and cloud infrastructures, today announced that it has raised a $9 million Series A round led by Accel.
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By leveraging the existing infrastructures that are in place, automakers can potentially turn up a notch their location-based infrastructure and internal diagnostics — while potentially addressing the cybersecurity and vehicle theft problems.
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"I wanted to contribute to [Bitnik's] work by heightening the simulated experience of visiting the embassy and further a discussion about transparency, surveillance, and our over-reliance on opaque infrastructures," said Harvey.
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But ultimately, I bought each and every one of these devices to actually do things — to read articles, to write them, to edit podcasts and movies, to build websites and API infrastructures.
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In recent years, California faced a drought that lasted years, Australia survived the millennium drought, and Sao Paulo faced a water shortage crisis in 2015 due to both drought and inefficient infrastructures.
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" I replied that "many critical infrastructures are connected to Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition systems, controlling our electricity grid, water, and sewers, and are therefore are a huge soft target for terrorism.
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"The deployment of the personnel of the Police Special Intervention Force will equally cover communities, towns, villages, vulnerable settlements, government and private infrastructures and facilities in all the affected areas," it said.
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The party floated plans on Thursday to buy up most of the UK's existing internet infrastructures for an estimated cost of £20 billion (around $25 billion), which it pledged to massively expand.
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This is important because data localization requirements would mean that any U.S. company working abroad would have to build out or lease separate data infrastructures in each country where they do business.
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Many of Brazil's top clubs have spent money modernizing their infrastructures and Cruzeiro, Atletico Mineiro and Athletico Paranaense have training-grounds and accommodation that rival those of the top teams in Europe.
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Just as the bouquets of the signing ceremonies conceal the sometimes dirty diplomacy that led to their arrangement, the clean composition of Simon's photographs belie the convoluted infrastructures integral to their creation.
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Importantly, greenfield development obscures the larger IoT opportunity, which lies in legacy systems, products, facilities and infrastructures that have been tried and tested for years and are built to last many more.
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Dorsey's project is part of a broader movement in which artists and journalists are using new radio technologies to explore the politics and implications of how hidden infrastructures are designed and used.
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A nuclear EMP attack would destroy electronics everywhere, cause planes to crash, stop cars and rail traffic, blackout electric grids and other critical infrastructures that make modern civilization, and life itself, possible.
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AM: I've never been to the Vatican, but I am fascinated by the ways in which the structures (both physical and conceptual) of religion and urban infrastructures intertwine and shape each other.
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Khan wants his team's research to help governments with less-developed infrastructures and fewer health facilities to be able to deploy their resources effectively if they ever had to face a Zika epidemic.
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In the long run, state-ordained digital infrastructures may well be a drag on innovation, argues Peter Cowhey of the School of Global Policy and Strategy at the University of California, San Diego.
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Similar tokenized protocol infrastructures are beginning to creep offline and to organize meatspace projects, too, ranging from hardware development to massive-scale art collectives to urban planning and the transformation of entire cities.
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The island and the emergency workers are still in the early recovery phase, clearing debris and repairing roads for accessibility and distribution of essential supplies, as well as restoring power and water infrastructures.
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The Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI), an affiliate body of the Bank for International Settlements, said institutions needed to up their game to protect the stability of the global financial system.
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The intensified U.S.-led coalition airstrikes targeting oil infrastructures in Syria and Iraq will most likely have added financial pressure to the group, as well as the 12-year low in oil prices.
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Especially if you know how high poverty is here in Manila and if you see our poor infrastructures.)Government Contributions: $22.79 Health: $38.63 (My work provides health benefits for myself and one dependent.
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Are we about to engage in a "battle for cyberspace," one thrust upon us by rivals and adversaries intent on defining cyberspace as "territory" and on seizing the territory our infrastructures depend on?
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The order does not name any countries or companies, but the administration has launched a global campaign to keep the Chinese telecom giant Huawei from helping U.S. allies develop next-generation wireless infrastructures.
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At any rate, Gospel says it has developed a way of securely distributing data across decentralised infrastructures, offering companies the potential to automate records for complex products that usually require significant manual management.
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Employed at Amazon: 1995 to 2000Most recent Amazon title: Information architectWhile at Amazon, Kochmer helped develop the browse system for books and worked within the teams that developed the company-wide data infrastructures.
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While other solutions exist to convert flare gas into fuel – specifically, transforming flare gas into Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) or Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) -- these solutions require specialized engines and fuel delivery infrastructures.
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The hearing will focus on the breach and Uber's reported payoff to the hacker responsible through its "bug bounty" program, which is meant to reward researchers for discovering vulnerabilities in the company's infrastructures.
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Smart Architecture and InfrastructureBuilding managers throughout the world are more frequently looking to incorporate IoT devices and solutions into their infrastructures in order to reduce costs and improve the quality of their buildings.
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CDP said in a statement the investment had a long term perspective and fell under CDP's mission to support infrastructures deemed strategic for the country and to promote development in a key sector.
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The overwhelming majority -- more than 20173% -- of measles deaths occur in countries with low per capita incomes and weak health infrastructures, such as nations experiencing or recovering from a natural disaster or conflict.
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"I would say 50 percent of it is [finding] talent that's worked on very large-scale systems and infrastructures out of Google or Facebook or whatnot," Rad said in an interview with Recode.
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Twitter famously solved their early "Fail Whale" issues with scale by shifting their entire platform to Apache Mesos, and now has one of the most resilient and cost effective cloud infrastructures in the business.
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Under CPMI-IOSCO Principles for Financial Market Infrastructures, CCPs must plan for the simultaneous default of up to two clearing members and have sufficient resources to cover losses and reallocate trades to other members.
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Prior to co-founding Tradeshift, he was responsible for the technical design and implementation of the Danish (Nemhandel) and European (PEPPOL) peer-to-peer-based source-to-pay digital infrastructures, with Accenture and Avanade.
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Over the years, the bureau has developed more infrastructures for providing IDs, but even with that, you still have to craft the ID for the specific case and the targets you're trying to catch.
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And on the global level, clearing houses will have to present enhanced cybersecurity measures and recovery plans by mid-2017 as per the new guidelines by the Basel Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures.
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Thus, a nation hit with an EMP attack will have powerful incentives to cease hostilities, focus on repairing their critical infrastructures while there is still time and opportunity to recover, and avert national extinction.
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Such a risk would be much greater if Kim's own aggression extended beyond hard military assets, either intentionally, or as the unwitting "collateral damage" brought to "soft" civilian populations and to certain corollary infrastructures.
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At first, the concept of renting fundamentally unlimited supercomputing power from Amazon's massive and hyper-efficient data centers mainly appealed to startups and small businesses, who didn't necessarily have existing IT infrastructures to replace.
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"Modern IT infrastructures are more complex and sophisticated than ever, and the amount of virtual ground that we've got to safeguard has also grown exponentially," explains Jesse Rothstein, CTO of online security provider ExtraHop.
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"Our public health and emergency infrastructures were in a sorry state of decay, starved for resources by governments of all three political parties," Justice Archie Campbell wrote in his final report released in 2006.
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But now that China is becoming a technological powerhouse of its own, it wants to sell us "deep technologies" — like 5G networking that gets embedded deep into our basements, bedrooms, factories and communications infrastructures.
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Recent commission proposals to update the European Market Infrastructures Regulation would grant ESMA and the ECB powers to force the most systemically-important clearinghouses handling euro-denominated contracts to relocate within the European Union.
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Worst case scenarios are possible, but I'm sure it will not get to the very worst case scenarios, which are cyberterrorist attacks of critical infrastructures, attacks on the power grid, on transportation, on healthcare.
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This tactic has become a very vital part of many HR infrastructures, ensuring that even the most self-analytical of managers, directors and sales reps do not accidentally succumb to subconscious stereotyping or preconceived notions.
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"The significant financial charges stemming from the group's debt could impair, going forward, the group's ability to invest in key areas such as technological infrastructures ... and keep up with innovation in its sector," Nexi said.
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" Hall argues that modern developed economies, with their enormous infrastructures, roads and cities, are rapidly approaching "a stage where all of the available energy is used in 'maintenance metabolism' to support the infrastructure that exists.
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And all the underlying infrastructures are managed by somebody else, as are software and driver updates, in addition to all the financial calculations that come into effect when you are renting workstations in the cloud.
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"The subsequent loss of land will impact the environment and local infrastructures, suggesting land planners and decision makers [should] take into account these scenarios for cognizant coastal management," said the study's lead author, Fabrizio Antonioli.
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"Our program is about building effective corruption-free state institutions, rehabilitating and expanding infrastructures, providing essential services to the poor, like health and education," said Jumah Bahadily, a lawmaker who belongs to the Sadrist movement.
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"This is mainly being caused by the aggressive pricing policy of Chinese competitors, who are attempting to quickly tap foreign markets and to compensate for their shortcomings in sales and service infrastructures," SMA Solar said.
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This big data revolution has led to the emergence of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which is about combining connected devices with cloud computing, big data analytics and artificial intelligence – our critical infrastructures will become smart.
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Requirements:• You have managed or supported multi-application release infrastructures before• You will learn and excel in many emerging technologies in the land of systems and CI/CD such as Jenkins, Varnish VCL, CDNs, Docker.
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"The government encourages constructive discussions among parties to set conditions to integrate existing infrastructures and boost ... investments so as to meet expectations ... for the creation of an integrated infrastructure," Roberto Gualtieri said in a statement.
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It does not make sense economically to have overlapping broadband infrastructures, recently appointed Technological Innovation minister Paola Pisano said on the sidelines of a conference in Capri, according to il Sole 24 ore on Sunday.
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MADRID, Jan 20063 (Reuters) - Spanish engineering and construction firm Ferrovial, owner of London's Heathrow Airport, plans to sell mature assets and buy into water infrastructures and Latin America's electricity grids, company executives said on Wednesday.
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Third, instead of spreading disinformation, digital platforms could radically strengthen the media infrastructures that protect us from malicious viral content and tech-enabled distortions like "deepfakes" (fabricated videos manipulated by artificial intelligence to look genuine).
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"We believe that large enterprises are migrating IT workloads to the public cloud model at a slower-than-expected pace and are electing to ramp spending to modernize their on-premise IT infrastructures," he wrote.
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Like the drawings on view, the famous large sculptures that sealed her reputation, such as "Sky Cathedral" (28) and "Dawn's Wedding Chapel" (1959), achieve mythic atmospheres and tranquility through architectural densities, compounded infrastructures, and monochromatic silence.
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They include Apica (performance monitoring for companies with complex IT infrastructures); Funnel (automated marketing performance reporting and intelligence for businesses); ThinkTank (cloud-based stakeholder engagement system for enterprises); and Zift (channel sales, marketing and operations technology).
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"Changes won't happen overnight, it's a gradual process that involves compensation and setting up infrastructures and services that were missing," said Bertha Mlondwa, a senior official in the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Human Settlement Development.
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Imagine that by 2030 global temperatures are still creeping up, and sea levels are tens of centimetres higher—significantly worsening the impact of storm surges that push seawater over low-lying areas and corrode coastal infrastructures.
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ThousandEyes purports to tackle a problem that's all-too-common for big business these days — the fact that their distributed and complicated network infrastructures make them more vulnerable to attacks and the breakdown of the network.
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"It's time to invest in a 21st century infrastructure, a system of infrastructures to support and grow a 21st century economy," said Tom Donohue, president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, at a speech in January.
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Consider the following: It should be possible for the world's greatest country to develop a national infrastructure investment scheme that ensures enough funds are made available to harden and make more resilient the country's critical infrastructures.
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Hopefully, when we come out on the other side of this crisis, we will also have a better understanding of how to protect our critical infrastructures and the real risks of living even deeper in cyberspace.
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For starters, oil and gas companies have the scale, research and development budgets, expertise and infrastructures needed to expand low-carbon energy sources like wind, solar, geothermal, biofuels and hydro, and to pioneer new technological breakthroughs.
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The semi-official Mehr News agency says record rainfalls since March 19 have so far flooded some 1,900 cities and villages across Iran, causing hundreds of millions of dollars of damage to water and agriculture infrastructures.
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Whereas the research videos are tidy (mobility in China has evolved "from a threat to stability to a symbol of modernity," one concludes), the artwork reveals the complex entanglements of global and local infrastructures of movement.
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Executive director of the Center for Responsible Travel Martha Honey says tourism is a "double-edged sword," but if city governments can regulate the infrastructures that support tourism, they can give visitors a valuable, sustainable experience.
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FM: Well, in Europe we have countries like France or Italy, where infrastructures are clearly managed by private operators, or in South America you have countries like Brazil, Chile, Mexico, where you have this type of commitment.
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Under the expanded plan, 26 billion euros of EU budget money would be used to guarantee the riskiest parts of investments in energy, transport or telecommunication infrastructures, in a bid to attract private and other public investors.
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We&aposve always separated NASA for peaceful use of space, exploring planets, putting the astronauts on the moon, from the US Air Force- military use of space, and we built two separate infrastructures, roughly $70 billion each.
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With both the bulk of restructuring costs linked to a plan to cut thousands of staff and investments in new high-speed internet and mobile phone infrastructures well under way, this goal is in reach, analysts say.
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An EMP attack will kill far more people than nuclear blasting a city through indirect effects — by blacking out electric grids and destroying life-sustaining critical infrastructures like communications, transportation, food and water — in the long run.
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The use of offensive computer operations tools against the Ukrainian power grid, the explosion of a German steel mill's blast furnace, and ransomware unleashed against San Francisco's public transportation system show how vulnerable critical infrastructures have become.
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Cisco has made another acquisition in the enterprise security space — underscoring the ongoing market demand for security services amid a growing threat of cyber breaches and malicious hacking among businesses that are moving to cloud-based infrastructures.
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"You help build up state power in those communities so that when we're doing fights on behalf of the party in state elections, or the gubernatorial races, you've got these infrastructures that have been strengthened," she said.
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Governments and international institutions must use this moment of heightened attention to begin building and funding the far more robust public health and regulatory infrastructures we will need to face the future dangers inevitably heading our way.
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The bank decided it made more sense to help build out national payment infrastructures globally to support real-time payments, and to work directly with clients who want to incorporate blockchain into their payment flows, he said.
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The Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures (CPMI), made up of central bankers from across the world, said on Wednesday that lenders want greater clarity on how to comply with mandatory anti-money-laundering checks of customers.
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It would also set up a grant program for states to take steps to secure their voting infrastructures, guided by a federal advisory panel that would develop guidelines and recommendations for states to follow on election cybersecurity.
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"On missions to the Moon and Mars, humans and equipment will need to be protected from extreme temperatures and radiation, and the only way to do that is by building infrastructures on these extraterrestrial environments," Radlinska said.
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In May, the Department of Homeland Security's Computer Emergency Readiness Team detailed the operations of one Russian hacking group that was actively trying to infiltrate critical national infrastructures, such as energy, nuclear, water, aviation, and manufacturing sectors.
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"Customers want to use all of the infrastructures together in a seamless way," he said, adding he expects to see consolidation over time and sees T-Mobile as a potential partner or merger candidate with a cable company.
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Nasdaq's customers regularly complain about having to maintain two infrastructures to trade the Nordic markets, but Oslo Bors has been reluctant to do a deal, Hans Ole Jochumsen, co-president of Nasdaq, said at the company's investor day.
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One of the reasons why Google, Apple and Samsung — popular in the West — will remain less attractive to users in parts of Asia or Africa is their need for a credit card and reliance on existing banking infrastructures.
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The notes will be issued under Finlombarda's EUR200 million euro medium term note (EMTN) programme and proceeds will be used for general funding purposes, including funding of infrastructures of public interest, research and development and innovation of SMEs.
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With little productive, professional and entrepreneurial skills, they will overburden U.S. educational, socioeconomic and medical infrastructures, reducing the standard of living for taxpaying Americans whose taxes will increase to finance the socioeconomic, educational and health needs of migrants.
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How it works: Indegy aims to help protect industrial control system networks — including manufacturing, energy, water, pharmaceuticals, and other critical infrastructures — from cyber attacks as well as insider threats by providing network and device anomaly detection and mitigation.
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"We want to be able to take a much closer look at companies in the defense sector and in critical infrastructures, and certain other civilian technologies that are relevant to security, such as IT-security," Mr. Altmaier said.
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Rakhine state Chief Minister Nyi Pu "insisted on completion of the finishing touches on buildings, medical clinics and sanitation infrastructures" during a visit to repatriation camps in the state on Friday, the Global New Light of Myanmar newspaper said.
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"New investment restrictions or regulations for foreign investors were mainly based on national security concerns about foreign ownership of critical infrastructures, sensitive assets or residential property," the regular survey published by the U.N. trade and development agency UNCTAD said.
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"Europe has to keep pace with other regions and early movers while making sure that its citizens and businesses benefit swiftly from the new infrastructures and the many applications that will be built on top of them," she said.
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So, enterprises are challenged with creating more flexible network infrastructures that not only connect their various operating sites, but also create reliable connections to public cloud service providers, while connecting remote and mobile IoT assets to the core network.
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When the population in an area thins out drastically, the remaining residents can face "a lack of economic dynamism and limited access to services and infrastructures", an issue that has now reached a "critical point", the AEIDL report warned.
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In their classic sense, platforms are infrastructures that connect two or more users for social economic exchange, and the ability for algorithms to manage this "labor" at scale with have made them the dominant economic form of our era.
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While most outside groups up until Americans for Prosperity's formation had dumped all the money they raised into TV ads, the Koch brothers instead focused far more on building grassroots infrastructures -- focusing, again, on sustainability rather than immediate success.
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"We will create a single market for data in the EU and we want to trigger investments of 4-6 billion euros in EU data spaces and cloud infrastructures," Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told a news conference.
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With their own intranet, Iran was able to keep vital infrastructures running like hospitals and banks, while completely denying access to the only two global internet portals in Iran because both of the gateways are owned by the government.
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Asia is coming, but as you have seen during these days in Davos, there is a lot of expectation about the infrastructures coming in Asia, but still in hands of governments, and they need to go through the private investors.
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Trueface has multiple solutions to run on an array of clients' infrastructures, including a dockerized container, SDKs that partners can use to build their own solutions and a plug and play solution that requires no code to get up and running.
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As nutty as it may sound, part of his "Traditionalist" philosophy holds that the rise of the modern nation-state system beginning 500 years ago has built up administrative infrastructures that have taken the place of the traditional and the transcendent.
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Ultimately, Google made a massive investment in the cities' infrastructures, one that will serve the communities for decades to come, according to Joanne Hovis, a technology and energy consultant who helps local governments figure out the best solutions for expanding broadband.
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On the one hand is the white-collar professional, who travels like a ghost through the city's infrastructures that were constructed under capitalist models of corporate, financial, and commercial behavior to assist her in developing and sustaining her businesslike livelihood.
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On Friday, the Israeli military said in a statement that people participating in what it described as riots were "attempting to approach the security infrastructures," burning tires and trying to fly kites over the border with burning items attached to them.
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According to the Congressional EMP Commission, a single warhead delivered by North Korean satellite could blackout the national electric grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures for over a year—killing 9 of 10 Americans by starvation and societal collapse.
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"With this latest round of funding, we're investing more in all parts of the business to meet market demand and continue to enable our customers to prevent the spread of breaches in their global infrastructures," said Andrew Rubin, Illumio's chief executive.
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US Secretary of state Mike Pompeo warned US allies in February against using technology built by Chinese telecom giant Huawei, going so far as to suggest the US might stop sharing intelligence with countries whose communications infrastructures rely on Huawei's equipment.
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Burrington's goal here, apart from showing that "the view from nowhere doesn't emerge from nowhere," but is the result of decades of aerospace and electrical engineering research and development, is to merge the aerial aesthetics of machine vision with grounded infrastructures.
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"It is likely that smaller villages across Fiji will have suffered the most, given their infrastructures would be too weak to withstand the power of a category 1783 cyclone," said Suva resident Alice Clements, a spokeswoman for UNICEF in the Pacific.
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"It is likely that smaller villages across Fiji will have suffered the most, given their infrastructures would be too weak to withstand the power of a category 5 cyclone," said Suva resident Alice Clements, a spokeswoman for UNICEF in the Pacific.
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Between 2012 and 2016, the prices of mobile services have fallen by more then 30 percent in France, according to the country's telecom regulator Arcep, even though operators had to invest heavily in high speed internet infrastructures to lure customers.
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Atad grew resistant of wanting to be human and decided to explore what it meant to be matter instead because there was a beauty in living simply without the cognitive and selfish infrastructures humans laid out for their own destruction.
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Exhausting details aside, "Eccentric Orbits" not only offers good corporate drama, but is an enlightening narrative of how new communications infrastructures often come about: with a lot of luck, government help and investors who do not ask too many questions.
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"Our goal is to work closely and effectively from oil and petrochemical production to global trading to domestic marketing, sharing infrastructures like pipelines and storages, as well as cooperating in securing upstream oil and gas assets," Zhang told Reuters on Monday.
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While some CCPs will be required to make changes to rulebooks, governance or regulatory frameworks, CPMI and IOSCO said that the latest guidelines do not impose additional standards beyond those already included in the 2012 principles for financial market infrastructures.
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Italy and Japan are relying on their own public health infrastructures to deal with their outbreaks, and so far every other country where the disease is circulating guarantees paid sick leave, so people can stay home rather than spread it further.
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Maybe, like the UK's NHS, creators of new pandemic data infrastructures will promise "Once the public health emergency situation has ended, data will either be destroyed or returned" — but not all organizations instill the required level of trust in their populace.
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We have--we did have quite a week and it was a shift, I would say the culmination of quite a shift to telework for many of our critical market infrastructures, the exchanges, our central clearing parties and the like.
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However, the funds thus collected have not been used for the populations, nor for the infrastructures: Lebanon struggles to have electricity 24 hours a day, every day of the week, the roads are in a dramatic state, the habitat decays.
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Gelare Danaie, president of dexdAs a senior leader at one of the largest design companies in the world, Gelare Danaie had a firsthand look into how the projects she worked on shaped the future of cities, transportation, and public infrastructures.
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MADRID, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim is set to launch a full takeover bid for Spanish building and infrastructures firm FCC after a planned rights issue due to soon be approved, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Then we tried again in some attempts in Chicago, in Pennsylvania, but what happened is that finally it's difficult, because the American market is a very difficult market, although it really requires PPPs as a way to boost the lack of infrastructures.
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"The highest proportions of safe abortions were seen in countries with less restrictive laws, high economic development and well developed health infrastructures suggesting that both the legal framework and overall development of a country plays a role in abortion safety," said Ganatra.
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PARIS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - France's Vinci is looking at opportunities to grow in concessions in Latin America and in oil and gas and infrastructures in Iran, as it further expands abroad to counter weak growth at home, its chief executive said on Friday.
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While most archaeologists insist that cultural artifacts should remain in their local contexts, campaigners for the trade take an international view that artifacts should be shared, especially when some countries, like Syria, do not have the appropriate infrastructures to protect their own heritage.
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In an increasingly datafied world, we need to future-proof the devices, services, and infrastructures we rely on to make sure they don't betray us when we need them most: at times of political unrest or when we are at our most vulnerable.
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The LA Times found that oil companies had rebuilt their own infrastructures to be more resilient against sea level rise and storms at the same time as they were arguing that the science of those things was too uncertain to do anything about.
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But rather than reacting by reshoring those jobs in the U.S., where such a problem wouldn't have occurred, these companies invested heavily in cloud technologies and other infrastructures that now allow them to swiftly move operations to other locations in case of disruptions.
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It's this complex and non-transparent (from a consumer point of view) web of data harvesting and processing relationships that has enabled ISPs to amass sophisticated consumer tracking and ad targeting infrastructures in recent years (including via the acquisition route), the CDD argues.
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"Pyongyang's leisure infrastructures are populated by a mélange of the traditional higher echelons of party and military, along with newer entrepreneurial social sectors, not of course forgetting their offspring," said Robert Winstanley-Chesters, who studies North Korean leisure spaces at Australian National University.
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"It's time to invest in a 21st century infrastructure, a system of infrastructures to support and grow a 21st century economy," said Tom Donohue, the Chamber's president, in a speech on Thursday as part of the organizations renewed public push for action.
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By shifting your purchases from unsustainable products born of industrialized farming techniques, to organic products, we can drive resources into expanding sustainable farming infrastructures that will not only improve access and affordability, but will help create a more sustainable future for everyone.
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Veeam, a backup and data recovery company, bills itself as a data giant that among other things can "anticipate need and meet demand, and move securely across multi-cloud infrastructures," but is believed to have mislaid its own database of customer records.
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Technology platforms have traditionally stayed away from news shows, because it can be difficult to compete with the journalistic quality and ethos of networks that are experts in news-gathering and have the infrastructures to support investigative work with a quick turnaround.
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We look especially to the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition and Black Women Artists and Students for Black Liberation, who called for a fundamental dismantling of the capitalist, racist, and patriarchal underpinnings of the museum, and a redistribution of its resources and infrastructures.
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Stripe president and co-founder John Collison says that despite Stripe's decision to stop processing bitcoin payments, he sees a lot of potential for cryptocurrencies to succeed as a payments method, especially outside of the United States where payments infrastructures aren't well established.
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Paytm, which has raised over $2 billion to date from a range of investors, including SoftBank, Alibaba and Berkshire Hathaway, continues to be the largest mobile wallet app provider in India, but increasingly users are moving to government-backed UPI payments infrastructures.
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" Meredith Whittaker, co-founder of the AI Now Institute, said "limiting the spread of covid-22 requires, first and foremost, robust public health infrastructures and a social safety net that enables everyone to safely take necessary precautions, including quarantine and social distancing.
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"Its time to invest in a 21st century infrastructure, a system of infrastructures to support and grow a 21st century economy," said Tom Donohue, the Chamber's president, in a speech on Thursday as part of the organizations renewed public push for action.
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"In particular, third country institutions may set up subsidiaries or branches in the EU in order to get or maintain access to EU financial markets and infrastructures, while the parent institution would provide a material part of the business activities," EBA said.
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The Congressional EMP Commission warns a North Korean high-altitude EMP attack could blackout the grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures nationwide for months or years, killing 90 percent of the population through starvation and societal collapse—with a single warhead.
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Last year, Congress passed the Critical Infrastructure Protection Act, which requires DHS to develop plans to protect and recover the electric grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures from EMP, and to work on pilot projects demonstrating the grid can be protected.
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Dinis said investments are being made to ensure the bank itself is resilient to cyber threats, that financial market infrastructures overseen by the bank are mitigating threats, and that the bank is collaborating with regulators, participants and oversight bodies at home and abroad.
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Because the court confined itself to this very basic question of statutory interpretation (the meaning of "about") and ignored the broader issues, the Australian decision has produced a highly antiquated data privacy regime that ignores the working reality of contemporary information infrastructures and processing.
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This is particularly true now that we're seeing investors start to demand positive cash flows from the kinds of startups that might have been able to get away with the longer-term investments that are going to be necessary to build these smart-city infrastructures.
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In choosing international markets, a smart strategy for tech startup founders is to analyze those regions that possess high broadband and mobile-device adoption, readily available payment infrastructures, political stability, level socioeconomic playing fields, fair tax requirements and an easy-to-navigate regulatory environment.
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Driving the news: As the New York Times' Mike Isaac reported, and Facebook confirmed to Axios, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has decided to integrate the back-end infrastructures of Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger so that users of all three can directly message one another.
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The e-commerce company announced Thursday that it will be making one-day shipping the standard for all Amazon Prime members, expecting to spend $800 million during the second quarter of this year to improve its warehouses and delivery infrastructures to make this possible.
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Furthermore, certain regulatory bodies are taking the view that cyber risk management should be internationally coordinated, as evidenced by committees and working groups such as The International Organization of Securities Commission's Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures and G-7 Cyber Risk Expert Group.
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In 2006, the product as we know it today launched into public availability and proved to be a pioneer for the entire cloud computing industry, offering cloud storage, hosting, and a suite of other tools for managing entire digital infrastructures in remote data centers.
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MILAN, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Italy is working on a legislative proposal to create a single broadband network company, two sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday, in a move that would put pressure on Telecom Italia and Open Fiber to merge their infrastructures.
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In order to answer these questions and propose practical solutions to resolving the filter bubble enigma, we must make a commitment to understanding what filter bubbles are and are not, what they conceal or expose in their imbrications of material, algorithmic, ideological, and communicative infrastructures.
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Governments will be forced to rethink their entire body of automotive regulations, as current policies will soon become irrelevant and IT infrastructures, which are already struggling to handle the data generated by billions of connected devices today, will have to brace themselves for even more.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Efforts to rebuild homes, roads and other infrastructures could generate 10,000 to 20,000 temporary jobs in the aftermath of Harvey, the post powerful storm to hit Texas in more than 50 years, said Moody's Analytics' chief economist Mark Zandi on Wednesday.
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The Abu Dhabi fund claims Goldman conspired with others to bribe former executives of IPIC and Aabar, inducing them to "misuse the companies' names, networks, and infrastructures to further the criminal schemes and to personally benefit Goldman Sachs" and others, according to the court filing.
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EMP hardening would mitigate worst-case cyber and other threats to the electric grid (at a projected cost of $85033 billion to $4 billion) and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures (costing $10 billion to $20 billion) — using private money, at no cost to government.
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Given the operational access afforded by these new technologies, the issue deserves the same attention presently focused on port, airline, telecommunications and technology infrastructures, with a watchful eye on suppliers and supply chain integrity, and unblinking vigilance over end-to-end system security and integrity.
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Too often voting officials lack the resources necessary to protect and upgrade election infrastructures, said Lawrence Norden, at the Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law and author of a report in June called Securing Elections from Foreign Interference.
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Ultimate Cisco Certification Super Bundle: Lifetime Access With the world becoming more interconnected by the day, the demand for IT professionals who can install and maintain server and networking infrastructures is higher than ever and now's your chance to get in on the fun.
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"We have a lot of work to do on understanding these cup technologies, how they scale, how they work in the cup manufacturing environment, and then of course how they flow through the waste management infrastructures," said Rebecca Zimmer, Starbucks' global director of environment.
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"We've have the workforce, and we've been building out these gas-processing facilities, these pipelines and all the infrastructures that's required to really support the big LNG boom that we expect to see in the second wave of LNG in the U.S.," Brown said.
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But as three dozen Democrats ponder presidential runs in 2020 and begin to design their campaign infrastructures, some leading names beyond Senator Bernie Sanders are expected to forgo or disavow these fund-raising committees that allow allies to haul unlimited sums from wealthy backers.
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With only one day to go until India's largest biennial closes this Friday, March 1123, legal counsel from Thomas Clery Infrastructures and Developers Pvt Ltd allege that fees owed to its workers have not been paid, despite numerous attempts to collect the remaining amount owed.
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Among the operational measures it suggests Member States take is to complete a national risk assessment of 5G network infrastructures by the end of June 2019, and follow that by updating existing security requirements for network providers — including conditions for ensuring the security of public networks.
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As Wall Street has cut jobs in virtually every other area, the need for compliance and risk grew due to the wave of new rules and regulations in the aftermath of the financial crisis and a need to upgrade and invest in legacy compliance and risk infrastructures.
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In March Swift, a Brussels-based service owned by 22017,2400 banks that handles more than half of all cross-border interbank payments, said further progress was needed before distributed-ledger technology "will be ready to support production-grade applications in large-scale, mission-critical global infrastructures".
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They are the people whose labors built the original infrastructures that gave rise to this vibrant, wild city, and, not incidentally, the people who built our nation's foundations, including those forced to build the mansion in DC where the current President — that whiny, lazy white supremacist — lives.
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For every Fair Trade Certified product sold, J.Crew and Madewell will donate a percentage directly to the workers, who then have the power to delegate what the money will be spent in their community — whether it be housing, schools, or infrastructures like bridges and power lines.
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The high smartphone penetration and new infrastructures like cloud computing and big data analytics makes it possible to match up a person with a very special skill in Alaska with another special skill in Indonesia to serve a customer with a very special need in Angola.
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Will traditional parties of the left — the Democratic Party in the US, Social Democratic and Labor parties in Europe — be able to reform their organizational infrastructures and appeals so as to be able to recapture the working- and middle-class voters they lost to the populist right?
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The D.N.C. is partnering with some new grass-roots organizing groups, and Perez has pledged that the party would build up state-party infrastructures, hire full-time organizers and hold events in churches, on college campuses and in other public spaces in base communities year-round.
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This advanced-technology ecosystem is supported in turn by a robust U.S. network of specialized business service providers; educational institutions that produce skilled workers and knowledge; and testing labs, standards, and other innovation infrastructures — all knit together in a complex web of ongoing interactions and relationships.
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This must include how we educate, skill and equip our work forces for the future; how we reform tax and welfare systems to encourage more fair distribution of wealth; and how we replenish our nations' infrastructures and invest in the communities most harmed by trade and technology.
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The risks around pervasive profiling appear even more crazily dystopian when you look at China's plan to give every citizen a 'character score' — and consider the sorts of intended (and unintended) consequences that could flow from state level control infrastructures powered by the sensor-packed devices in our pockets.
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Many are actually using their skills to make the world a better place, securing our favorite websites and vital infrastructures—not to mention all those tiny internet devices with cameras and microphones we've idiotically placed throughout our homes where we eat, sleep, and do yoga in the nude.
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"On the other side of that… there's some evidence that developed countries' cities have a different challenge, with their higher proportional spend on energy and water," Georgeson suggested, noting that these priorities may be related to the complex, and often aging, energy and water infrastructures in such places.
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These include: Accordingly, if only as an insurance policy against failure to modernize the nuclear triad (at an estimated cost of $700 billion), the White House should immediately launch programs to deploy space-based missile defenses and harden U.S. critical infrastructures against electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and cyber attacks.
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Less extreme, but far more common, companies have moved essential staff into lower tax regimes in different countries and otherwise built-up foreign infrastructures in order to claim ever-higher percentages of earnings in parts of the world where the tax rate is lower than the United States.
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But to say that Facebook is uniquely engaged in these business practices would be folly; on the contrary, these advertising and content infrastructures are commonplace across the consumer internet, which makes all the companies engaged throughout the digital ecosystem easy targets over which the Russians can push political disinformation.
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With these internal tools, or potentially with third-party machine learning platforms that are able to integrate tightly into their existing infrastructures, organizations can realize the potential of AI. A special thank you to Irving Hsu, David Eng, Gideon Mann and the Bloomberg Beta team for their insights.
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A number of studies have shown that where quotas exist, either at the level of parliament or at a lower government level, there is more spending going to social services and the kinds of infrastructures that are more helpful for women — and you can see this across the world.
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READ: Here's what war with Iran would actually look like Then, in November, Microsoft revealed that the same hacking group had been targeting companies who build industrial control systems, the computers that are used to control and monitor critical national infrastructures such as power grids and nuclear power plants.
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In the last days of 1999, as the Y2K hysteria had the world panicked over the possibility of global infrastructures collapsing at the stroke of midnight on New Year's Eve, the Chapman brothers registered the domain name for a website that would map out the next decade of their lives: HomestarRunner.com.
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As a medical anthropologist I've researched the effects of global health funding on health infrastructures in Tanzania since 2008, when I met President Bush during his Tanzania visit as he showcased two signature global health programs: The President's Malaria Initiative (PMI)and the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
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Still, SFR sees signs of improvements in the pricing environment of France's mobile market in the second half of the year and bets that its heavy investments in high-speed internet infrastructures in both broadband and mobile will help it lure customers willing to pay more for a better network.
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A manmade or natural EMP event poses an existential threat that could black out life-sustaining critical infrastructures, damage and destroy civilian and military electronic systems across North America — or worldwide, as in the case of a solar superstorm such as the 22019 Carrington Event — and doom our electronic civilization.
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Phase one of that Republican effort begins this week, when McConnell will bring the "Green New Deal" -- the pet proposal of liberals like New York's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that would overhaul the country's energy and transportation infrastructures in the country in service of addressing the urgent crisis of climate change.
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"Just as the United States and China overcame mutual challenges and made important progress in 2015 to ban intellectual property cyber-theft, the United States and Russia can hammer out a future agreement to ban the nation-state hacking of all the civilian aspects of our economic and political infrastructures," Smith said.
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" The report states, "Combined-arms cyber warfare, as described in the military doctrines of Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran, may use combinations of cyber-, sabotage-, and ultimately nuclear EMP attack to impair the United States quickly and decisively by blacking-out large portions of its electric grid and other critical infrastructures.
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"Just as the United States and China overcame mutual challenges and made important progress in 2015 to ban intellectual property cyber-theft, the United States and Russia can hammer out a future agreement to ban the nation-state hacking of all the civilian aspects of our economic and political infrastructures," Smith wrote.
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This is not achieved without a sophisticated digital infrastructure, and, as a result, Norway has one of the most cost-efficient payment infrastructures in the world as a percentage of GDP, making digital card payments the most cost-efficient means of payment for consumers, merchants and society as a whole for even the smallest purchases.
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While motorized scooters are hailed by some as a fun, affordable, and environmentally friendly way to get around, many riders discover scooter-riding in traffic isn't as intuitive as they expected (accelerate with your right hand, brake with your left), and no one seems sure how to integrate them into cities' existing transportation infrastructures.
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"The indiscriminate and disproportionate attacks by all parties, of which the latest tally is 88, including the use of weapons prohibited under international law, aerial attacks, mortars and rockets, indiscriminate shelling and improvised explosive devices, have been used against civilian areas and civilian infrastructures and have had a deadly toll on children," she said.
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DTCC operates the largest repository for derivatives reporting under the European Market Infrastructures Regulation and Dodd-Frank in the US. It has already started talking to potential clients and industry associations about the best way to ensure they remain compliant with the EU's new set of transparency requirements that will become effective in 2019.
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More than eco-designs that substitute one product or material for another, slightly better but functionally similar one (for instance, substituting "Biocement™ Masonry" [291-ongoing] for traditional cement), what's most needed are transformations in civilization's organizational systems and infrastructures, such as new construction designed for pedestrians, cyclists, and public transport, rather than cars.
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The crux of Rifkin's argument is that the internet (and soon, 5G communications infrastructure) has given us a zero marginal cost communications infrastructure—distributing one copy of a news article, song, or TV show isn't dramatically different than distributing a billion copies of each—but that our transportation and energy infrastructures haven't caught up.
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The IAU begs that the powers that be look into it: Satellite constellations can pose a significant or debilitating threat to important existing and future astronomical infrastructures, and we urge their designers and deployers as well as policy-makers to work with the astronomical community in a concerted effort to analyse and understand the impact of satellite constellations.
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"Recent incidents of cyber fraud are of significant concern for the central banking community, and we are working to make sure there are adequate checks and balances in place at each stage of the payments process," Benoit Coeure, chairman of the Committee on Payments and Market Infrastructures, part of the Bank for International Settlements, said in a statement.
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Making his initial mark with landscape portraits of the US intelligence buildings and the various infrastructures that are used to conduct their mass surveillance programs, Paglen has been documenting the digital space for many years now, creating abstract photography and multimedia pieces surrounding themes of data freedom and the social issues arising from lives increasingly spent online.
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"On election day, DDoS is likely to be the most damaging attack scenario, as it can severely cripple the voting process by taking down crucial supporting services and infrastructures," says Igal Zeifman, director of marketing at Imperva Incapsula, referring to the type of attack that would take down servers and machines by overloading them with remote requests.
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If Britain finds itself outside the European single market, UK-based institutions could lose the right to use "passporting" rules which currently allow them to provide cross-border services to clients elsewhere in the EU. "Under Brexit, market infrastructures could not permanently rely on the EU passporting arrangements," Simon Lewis, the association's chief executive, told Reuters.
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In Breton's call with Netflix a number of potential measures were discussed — per the spokesman — including an automatic switch to standard definition during peaks of Internet activities on impacted geographies, which the Commission says represents a "responsible option", that will help secure telecommunications infrastructures while "keeping offering the best service to users and consumers, with no disruption".
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Investment in AI infrastructures, such as distributed clusters and edge computing, large RAM and fast networks, and a network of testing facilities and sandboxes is also urged; along with support for an EU-wide data repository "through common annotation and standardisation" — to work against data siloing, as well as trusted data spaces for specific sectors such as healthcare, automative and agri-food.
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Those regions have already proven their technology ability (and appetite) for leapfrogging to wireless communication systems, and they are once again poised, with their infamously poor and inefficient transit infrastructures, to leapfrog directly to urban air, where the time saved would be tremendous, turning a 1.5 hour drive into a 10-minute flight, 2x/day… for almost the same cost of an UberPOOL.
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In addition to the listed features, and the continued focus on security — with the aim of making Sailfish 3 "a solid option for various corporate solutions" — Jolla said it will provide "full support for regional infrastructures including steady releases & OS upgrades; services to establish independent R&D centers; local hosting; training; and a flexible feature set to support specific customer needs".
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Third, your access to unequal infrastructures—how much of the world shares your native language online, how much education and literacy you enjoy, how stable your electric grid is, your proximity to bottlenecks in the ISP and undersea cable networks, and your access to resources to change any of this—obviously all shape your experience of life online and off.
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Kenya remained an island of political stability in East Africa, but a democracy in name only and a land, on the Indian Ocean, of stark contrasts: dire poverty and fabulous wealth, natural beauty and decaying infrastructures, luxury safaris for foreigners and vast slums for Kenyans, who faced unemployment, crime, epidemic AIDS and one of the world's highest infant mortality rates.
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" Cyberthreats have consistently been ranked as the number one concern by respondents to Depository Trust's Systemic Risk Barometer since the survey began in 2013: "The motivation of cyber-attackers is shifting from purely achieving financial gains to disrupting critical infrastructures, such as through nation-state attacks, which threatens the basis for confidence in the financial system and even national or international stability.
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The commission shall deliver a report to Congress on threats to the United States from nuclear and non-nuclear EMP attack, natural EMP from solar storms, and other threat vectors to military and civilian critical infrastructures, 18 months from the date that the EMP Commission chairman certifies that the commission has received adequate funding, security clearances, and other support to commence work.
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