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Brazilian operator adopts 5G high-precision protocol with Microchip Technology

Innovation: Software-defined radios for GNSS

Launchpad: Rescue beacon, satellite imagery, z-axis positioning

GPS interference harms the economy, national security and everyday people

Seen & Heard: Goodbye to QE2, saving Ukrainian heritage

Seeking machine control ubiquity

The inverted geospatial pyramid shows our vulnerability

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