Vietnam ranks third in Internet growth
Vietnam ranks third in the group of countries pioneering the development of Internet networks with the number of Internet users increasing 27.48% in the past four years.
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Vietnam ranks third in the group of countries pioneering the development of Internet networks with the number of Internet users increasing 27.48% in the past four years.
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South China Morning Post said the ships named Fuxing will officially come into operation from September 21.
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Israeli businesses develop smart irrigation technology for farmers with government support.
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In a World Government Summit, Elon Musk declared:
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A city in Germany had to install a traffic signal light on the road with a high fear of accidents when pedestrians glued to the phone.
The US government is planning to improve its nuclear warheads in a smaller, stealthier and more accurate way.