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Emily Parker

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Global view of crypto. Former US State Department & Wall Street Journal. Lived in China and Japan. emilyparkerwriting@gmail.com
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By Emily Parker, Dr Mehmet Yildiz
| Illumination Verified
First of all, I would like to thank all the professors at my university because they made me capable of working in other fields besides medicine. This is the result of my professor’s hard work and his efforts. I would like to thank all the researchers at the Medical Institute of Science and Technology USA for guiding me at all times and helping me to compile my book. I will now share all my research work and articles one by one on Medium.
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Hubble Network Plans Global Bluetooth Coverage with Advanced Satellite Upgrade

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By Emily Parker
| techbsb.com
Hubble Network is upgrading its satellite hardware to detect Bluetooth signals using 30x less power, launching in 2027. The new phased-array receiver will fly on two MuSat XL satellites built by Muon Space, a fast-scaling aerospace startup. Enterprises will be able to connect devices to the satellite network with a simple firmware update, no new hardware needed. Hubble aims to operate 60 satellites by 2028, forming a Bluetooth Low Energy network covering the entire planet.
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The Real Reason to Avoid a Trade War With China

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By Emily Parker
| Medium
The U.S. and China seem to have some kind of trade deal — though details are hazy and it’s unclear if this deal will hold. In any event, starting a trade war with China is not a good idea. High tariffs are a roadblock. People in China are used to roadblocks, both from their own government and from the United States, and they know how to maneuver around them.
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