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Justin Trudeau · CanadaBy Spencer Van Dyk and Mike Le Couteur Click here for updates on this story OTTAWA (CTV Network) — Canada will boost defence spending by billions of dollars to meet NATO’s two per cent of GDP target this fiscal year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Monday. The pledge comes ahead of next week’s G7 summit. “We will further accelerate our investments in the years to come, consistent with meeting our new security imperatives,” Carney announ…See the Story
Canada to Boost Defence Spending to 2% of GDP This Fiscal Year | News Channel 3-12
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U.S. NavyHD HYUNDAI Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. has launched another vessel for the Philippine Navy, the Armed Forces of the Philippines said on Thursday, as Manila expands its naval fleet amid growing tensions in the South China Sea. Philippine military chief General Romeo S. Brawner, Jr. attended the BRP Rajah Sulayman’s launching ceremonies in Ulsan, South Korea on Wednesday, it said in a statement. The 93-meter offshore patrol vessel is the lead ship …See the Story
Another Ship for PHL Navy Launched by HD Hyundai in South Korea - BusinessWorld Online
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Software · PittsburghA yinzer unicorn is born: Pittsburgh startup Gecko Robotics announced yesterday it raised $125 million, pushing its valuation over the billion-dollar mark. The AI infrastructure company is now worth $1.25 billion. Gecko’s AI-powered robots climb, crawl, fly, and swim around power plants, oil rigs, and other large-scale operations to scan equipment and check for issues (call them inspector gadgets). One big selling point of machines like Gecko’s…See the Story
Gecko’s AI Robots Represent the 'Boring' Future of Bots
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