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White House expects to take action on 5G, artificial intelligence soon

By Staff Writer on Feb 7, 2019 12:18PM
White House expects to take action on 5G, artificial intelligence soon

To safeguard research and development advantage.

The White House will take "executive action" in the coming weeks to make sure the United States keeps its research and development advantage in artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing, quantum computing and next generation wireless networks, known as 5G, a White House official said on ...

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