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Thales and LuxCarta sign a partnership to offer artificial intelligence powered solutions for military intelligence and cartography

Sophia Antipolis, France – February 23, 2023 – Thales and LuxCarta, a company specialized in the production of geospatial products derived from satellite imagery, join forces to offer artificial intelligence (AI) enhanced solutions for intelligence and military cartography. This agreement reinforces the partnership between the two companies, which have been working together since 2020. To… Read More: Thales and LuxCarta sign a partnership to offer artificial intelligence… »

How Road Salt Does More Harm Than Good

Sodium Chloride (NaCl), also known as table salt or rock salt, is the most common compound used for deicing roads and highways in the U.S.1 While it’s extremely effective at melting snow and ice, the 20 million tons of salt used for highway deicing annually2 in the U.S. doesn’t stay put on the roads. Road… Read More: How Road Salt Does More Harm Than Good »

Amnesty for an Apology? COVID Dictators Looking for Way Out

In The Hill segment above, Batya Ungar-Sargon reviews how draconian COVID measures ruined the lives of millions of lower- and middle-class Americans while lining the pockets of the liberal cabal. Indeed, the cost of the COVID measures were definitely not born equally by all. Moreover, those who spoke the truth were punished rather than lauded… Read More: Amnesty for an Apology? COVID Dictators Looking for Way Out »

New research: 69% of online shoppers go straight to the search bar when visiting ecommerce sites, but 80% leave due to a poor experience

81% of ecommerce leaders say ‘rising living costs make on-site search more important for online shoppers’, but retailers are failing consumers with irrelevant search results, unnecessary friction and a lack of personalization New York, February 15, 2023—New research suggests 69% of consumers go straight to the search bar when they visit an online retailer[1], but… Read More: New research: 69% of online shoppers go straight to the… »