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Newscan: Firefighters had a secret weapon when Notre Dame caught fire: A robot named ‘Colossus’
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Firefighters had a secret weapon when Notre Dame caught fire: A robot named ‘Colossus’
How French firefighters used drones to tackle the Notre Dame blaze
Craftsmen built Notre Dame eight centuries ago. Now it may be up to robots to save it
A Chinese company develops firefighting drone
Tracking phones, Google’s ‘SensorVault’ is a dragnet for police
Volkswagen to build private networks beginning in 2020
AT&T talks cities: ‘We wouldn’t do it, if it didn’t make sense’ but ‘it can’t be just about money’
Why Apple was so upset with Qualcomm—and why it finally had to give in
Apple had four terrible options to get the iPhone to 5G, so it went with the least of all evils
Intel says it’s exiting the 5G smartphone market, hours after Apple-Qualcomm settlement
Qualcomm gains $30 billion in market value after Apple settlement
FCC chairman opposes China Mobile plan to enter U.S. market
Trump’s FCC is auctioning the wrong 5G spectrum
New smartphone platform could replace police laptops, mobile terminals
Committee digging into issues of rural broadband
Hackers publish personal data on thousands of U.S. police officers and federal agents
Four ways 5G will change manufacturing
DISH Networks’ Ergen on network buildout: ‘It’s harder than I thought it was going to be’
Google Fiber to pay Louisville, Ky., $3.84 million after halting service to the market
T-Mobile-Sprint deal runs into resistance from DoJ antitrust staff
Public Safety Advocate: Will 8,000 new satellites end the digital divide?
Public Safety Advocate: Updates on what public safety needs from Congress
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
FCC’s 24 GHz auction ends with winning bids totaling $1.989 billion
FCC announces tentative agenda for commission’s May 9 open meeting
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s remarks at the 5G White House event
FCC takes steps to make millimeter-wave spectrum available for 5G
Celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week
FirstNet highlights progress and future expansion plans for greater coverage
