EDGE and Brazilian Navy Join Forces to Develop Advanced Anti-Drone Systems

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  In a major step toward strengthening maritime security and defense capabilities, EDGE, one of the world's leading advanced technology and defense companies, has announced the signing of a strategic Letter of Intent (LoI) with the Brazilian Navy. This agreement, made through the Navy’s Weapons Systems Directorate, focuses on the joint development of cutting-edge anti-drone systems to counter evolving aerial threats. Strengthening Maritime Defense As drones become increasingly sophisticated and accessible, their potential use in surveillance, reconnaissance, and even offensive operations poses a significant challenge for military forces worldwide. Recognizing this, EDGE and the Brazilian Navy have come together to explore advanced counter-drone technologies tailored for naval applications. With Brazil's extensive coastline and its growing maritime interests, securing naval assets from unmanned aerial threats is a top priority. This collaboration aims to create state-of-the-art ...

Dubai summit: Elon Musk says 'single world government' could lead to the end of civilization

 


Tech billionaire Elon Musk attended the World Government Summit (WGS) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday. He gave some brief remarks at the Dubai summit. Musk talked about various important topics. He delivered his speech remotely via video call.

The 2023 World Government Summit started on Monday in Dubai. Musk’s virtual attendance at the summit made participants happy.

Musk reportedly said, "I know this is called the 'World Government Summit,' but I think we should be a little bit concerned about becoming too much of a single world government. I think we need to be a little conscious of being too much of a single civilization because if we are too much of a single civilization, then the whole thing may collapse.”

He further said, “If something goes wrong with some part of civilization then the whole thing doesn't just collapse and humanity keeps moving forward."

Musk also talked about Twitter and his journey as the CEO of the social media platform. He said that his journey as the CEO of Twitter so far has been “quite a rollercoaster” because he has to work too much to “stabilise Twitter.” Musk said that he has to work 20 hours a day.

Musk also talked about aliens at the Dubai summit. He reportedly said that the UFOs seen in the United States (US) skies over the past week were unlikely to be aliens.

Musk talked with Mohammad Abdullah Al Gergawi, the Minister of Cabinet Affairs of the UAE. Twitter CEO reportedly said that he had seen no signs of alien life or alien technology. According to Musk, humans are alone in this universe.

Last week, when the US shot down unidentified flying objects (UFOs), Musk wrote on Twitter, “Don’t worry, just some of my [alien emojis] friends of mine stopping by …”

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