Defense officials and lawmakers were concerned that Huawei, which was to own 16.5percentt of 3Com, could alter technology sold to the U.S. military.
"He is a leading thinker on accessibility issues, and his capacity to design and alter technology to meet his needs is unique".
The demand for compelled cooperation to alter technology against public interests has a powerful negative impact on the relationship between the industry and the government.
Quantum computing represents tremendous promise to completely alter technology as we've known it, allowing operations that weren't previously possible with traditional computing.
Kim Echlin, author of The Disappeared, said that "the internet is as profoundly altering a technology as the Gutenberg printing press was in its time", suggesting that while change is certainly afoot, it is an inevitable and worthwhile stamp of progress.
Consumers are tired of being urged to discover the latest life-altering technology, only to be told they must upgrade it within a year or two.
I have little faith that private food companies will responsibly handle food-altering technology ("Modified Foods Put Companies in a Quandary," front page, June 4).
"With the exception of alphabets and number systems," he writes, "the net may well be the single most powerful mind-altering technology that has ever come into general use".
We believe autonomous vehicles will be a rare life-altering technology, and we have confidence Pony.ai will be a leader in this field.
Like any new "life-altering" technology, WiMAX's promise of ubiquitous Internet coverage sounds amazing in theory, but has yet to prove itself in practice.
The caller sounded like an older woman, though Feinstein, CEO of the Bender Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Greater Washington, DC, now suspects they were using voice-altering technology.
