US, Australia, and UK partner under AUKUS to develop unmanned vehicles protecting undersea cables and pipelines
The United States, Australia and the United Kingdom have taken a big step towards tackling growing threats to undersea pipelines and cables, which carry huge amounts of energy and data around the…
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