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  • For SpaceX, the biggest challenges lie ahead

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  • A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying an Asiasat satellite launches in Cape Canaveral, Fla. on August 7, 2014.

    An aggressive SpaceX puts commercial space rivals on notice

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  • contract Armin Harris

    Nothing to hide, everything to fear

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  • Liquid Robotics' Wave Glider robot, pictured from below.

    The newest tool for offshore exploration: ocean-going drones

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  • Intel's new Edison development platform, one key to the company's bid to dominate the Internet of Things.

    Intel’s vision for the future: Intel inside everything

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  • Boeing’s EA-18G Growler.Management

    Its defense business flagging, Boeing strikes back

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  • Just call Steve Jurvetson ‘rocket man’

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  • Why Google and Facebook are drooling over drone companies

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  • Is this tiny gadget the future of smoking?

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  • ‘Drone law’ becomes big business

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  • BitTorrent’s cloud solution? Bypass it altogether

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  • Judge: It’s always been legal to fly commercial drones in the U.S.

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  • Finance

    The Pentagon wants fewer soldiers, more technology

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  • Drone maker Titan could put Facebook in the clouds

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  • Cisco wants a piece of the ‘smart cities’ business

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