China has launched the world's first three-band optical fibre communication system, capable of carrying over five times the traffic of conventional systems. This advancement, utilizing S, C, and L bands simultaneously, aims to significantly boost the capacity of future AI networks and data transmission infrastructure.
Taiwan's Ministry of Environment has launched the "Bag to Bag Transmission" initiative, encouraging businesses to donate clean, used paper and canvas bags. Over 100 companies have responded, supplying 100,000 bags for reuse in retail outlets, aiming to reduce plastic waste.
Paris inaugure un monument dédié aux victimes du génocide rwandais de 1994, en présence des présidents Macron et Kagame. Cette démarche mémorielle renforce les liens entre la France et le Rwanda après la reconnaissance des responsabilités françaises.
An Aboriginal rock shelter in NSW was destroyed by bulldozers during the construction of a renewable energy zone, sparking outrage and calls for accountability among Indigenous leaders and government officials.
China Mobile International is planning a new route to connect Central Asian countries with Hong Kong's submarine network for more efficient data transmission. The company aims to leverage Hong Kong's infrastructure to bridge the gap for landlocked Central Asian nations.
Beijing's "Super Live" innovative achievements, including an ultra-high-definition LED display system, are showcased at the 22nd China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industry Expo. This technology allows audiences nationwide to experience live performances and events immersively, overcoming geographical limitations and high costs.
A research team from the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics has developed the world's first intelligent transmission electron microscope system, named "Aeye" (Original Eye No. 1). This AI-powered system automates the entire process from sample transfer to imaging and analysis, significantly increasing efficiency and providing large-scale quantitative data for scientific research.
Researchers at the Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics have developed 'Yuan Yan No. 1', an intelligent transmission electron microscope. It can process data equivalent to a year's work from traditional microscopes in just two weeks, achieving a 300-fold increase in analysis efficiency over manual operation.
WHO declared a public health emergency over Ebola, warning of fast-spreading diseases. India advised citizens to avoid travel to DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan due to outbreaks, with 867 cases and 204 deaths reported in Congo.
Post-COVID-19 anxiety fuels fear of hantavirus outbreaks, but experts stress key differences in transmission. Unlike airborne COVID-19, hantavirus spreads via rodents, posing a low risk to most people and lacking pandemic potential.
Dhoot Transmission, backed by Bain Capital, has filed updated IPO papers seeking Rs 1,400 crore. Funds will be used for debt repayment and establishing new manufacturing facilities in Haryana and Tamil Nadu.
In Russia, infectious mononucleosis (kissing disease) affects 40-80 per 100,000 people, with 90% of those over 30 infected. Transmitted mainly via saliva and shared items, it can cause complications like hepatitis and encephalitis.
Asian countries including Hong Kong, South Korea, China, Singapore, Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Nepal are enhancing border screening and quarantine measures in response to the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. While no cases are confirmed in Asia, authorities are preparing for potential arrivals.
US Army AH-64E Apache helicopters are facing a serious transmission problem that could lead to tail rotor gearbox failure. The issue affects the entire fleet, prompting a recommendation to suspend operations of upgraded models.
The rare Bundibugyo Ebola strain outbreak in Congo and Uganda highlights global disease surveillance weaknesses, even after COVID-19. Experts warn of challenges due to the lack of a strain-specific vaccine and fragile healthcare systems, emphasizing the need for rapid detection and international cooperation.
China has successfully tested a system capable of beaming microwave power to multiple moving targets simultaneously, including a drone. Developed at Xidian University, the system transmitted 1,180 watts over 100 meters with precise beam control and achieved a 20.8% efficiency.
The WHO declared a public health emergency over the Ebola outbreak, which has claimed 130 lives and has 500 suspected cases. The Bundibugyo virus is spreading rapidly, with neighboring countries at high risk.
Le PSG a annoncé les détails de la billetterie et du programme pour la retransmission de la finale de la Ligue des champions contre Arsenal le 30 mai au Parc des Princes. Le ministre de l'Intérieur craint des violences à Paris.
A new study reveals Andes hantavirus can remain in male patients' sperm for up to 71 months post-infection, suggesting a potential for sexual transmission, though no confirmed cases exist yet. Experts recommend similar precautions to Ebola survivors.
En France, la "grande transmission" du patrimoine des baby-boomers, estimée à 9000 milliards d'euros d'ici 15 ans, entraîne une hausse significative des donations. Les notaires constatent une augmentation de 22% des rendez-vous liés à ce sujet.
Des publications sur Facebook affirment que le virus hantavirus circule en France, mais la souche Andes du navire MV Hondius est différente des souches locales et sa transmission interhumaine est rare. Les cas français du navire sont négatifs.
Larsen & Toubro's Power Transmission & Distribution division secures significant EPC orders for extra-high voltage substations in the Middle East, ensuring reliable power supply and grid decongestion.
PM accused of dragging heels on forcing tech firms to block transmission of nude photos on children’s phonesInternet safety and children’s rights campaigners say they have been frustrated for months by Keir Starmer’s lack of leadership on blocking child abuse images on children’s phones, speaking out after Jess Phillips resigned from the government saying she was tired of seeing “opportunities for progress stalled and delayed”.The influential Labour politician was one of four ministers who quit on Tuesday and joined more than 80 MPs to have called for the prime minister to go. Continue reading...
Le premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu a exhorté ses ministres à «renforcer immédiatement la coopération» avec les États voisins, afin de «casser les éventuelles chaînes de transmission».
