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Newscan: U.S. police embrace AI, cloud computing to boost public-safety efforts
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U.S. police embrace AI, cloud computing to boost public-safety efforts
Send in Officer Drone! NYPD cops use eye in the sky to keep tabs on barricaded subject in Brooklyn
Louisiana parish announces contract with Mark43 for cloud-based CAD system
Puerto Rico lures tech developers as hurricane season looms
Drone used to identify ‘hot spots’ in Grantham factory fire
The FCC is planning new rules for locating indoor 911 calls from wireless devices
San Jose approves plan to reroute non-emergency 911 calls to improve response times
CBRS Alliance plans U.S. 5G service on global 3.5 GHz band in 2020
Despite U.S. pressure, Germany refuses to exclude Huawei’s 5G technology
For Africa, Chinese-built Internet is better than no Internet at all
AT&T CEO says Huawei hinders carriers from shifting suppliers for 5G
FirstNet to develop roadmap to enhance public-safety network
FCC opens stratospheric spectrum for experimental 6G
Inside GAO’s plan to make Congress more tech savvy
Your next Volvo won’t let you drive drunk or distracted
Facebook: We stored hundreds of millions of your passwords in plain text
Nokia firmware blunder sent some user data to China
Privacy’s not dead—it’s just not evenly distributed
Cyberattacks: Europe gets ready to face crippling online assaults
Google’s fiber retreat means a fresh opportunity for AT&T, report says
FCC resolves TV white spaces issues
Wi-Fi devices from the library could help fill Internet deserts in South Carolina
Blair Levin: A broadband agenda for the (eventual) infrastructure bill
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai previews April open meeting: The next big thing
Bid total in FCC’s 24 GHz auction top $861 million after 17 rounds
FirstNet Authority co-hosts Public Safety Innovation Day in Texas
DHS S&T testing smart sensor to enhance emergency communications
Qualcomm video: Mobilizing millimeter-wave technology to unleash the potential of 5G
Mission Critical Partners to help Nebraska modernize 911 infrastructure
