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• Security 25 Feb 11:10

  Chinese hackers strike EADS and ThyssenKrupp

  EADS is the parent company of Airbus and it is also one of the biggest defence contractors in Europe, responsible for projects such as the Eurofighter Typhoon, Eurocopter Tiger and with strong ties to Dassault Aviation, makers of the Rafale fighter jet.
• Business 21 May 15:48

  MoD's Qinetiq leads UK cyber security consortium

  In the mid 2000s, under New Labour, a research arm of the Military of Defence (MoD) was spun off, carved up, and sold to the highest bidder, emerging as a company called Qinetiq. The UK held, at first, a majority share - which eventually dwindled and was finally sold off.
• Business 13 Sep 08:43

  Intel exec says Air France Brazil crash a total accident

  LawA continuing class action case by the relatives of people who died when an Airbus plane crashed on its way to Brazil in June 2009 will, no doubt, be relieved to know that it had nothing to do with the Intel Corporation.
• Software 29 Nov 12:00

  Bespoke OS blip caused chaos in the air

  CommentA pilot proved that a human touch is always needed after a Qantas Airbus's computer system suffered a major blip - monitors were littered with error messages while it failed to detect exactly what was happening.
• Science 22 Jul 09:00

  Inventor of black box dies

  Warren was awarded the Order of Australia for his service to the aviation industry and two years ago Qantas named an Airbus A380 aircraft after Dr Warren.
• Mobile 06 May 17:10

  LTE will support 50-100 billion connected devices

  IEF 2010He said that by implementing LTE+ in the future, aircraft, for example would be able to provide wireless access points that connect the seats and providing fast inflight entertainment.
• Business 25 Mar 12:00

  Aircrash prompts law suits against Airbus, Intel, Motorola, others

  LawAll of them name Airbus, Honeywell, Thales, Motorola, Intel, Rockwell Collins, Hamilton Sundstrand, General Electric, Goodrich, Rosemount Aerospace, Dupont, Judd Wire and Raychem as defendants in the cases.
• Security 22 Feb 19:06

  China spy scare: hypocrisy is spelled Echelon

  The report cited an article from The Baltimore Sun, which stated the NSA had eavesdropped on satellite communications between Airbus and Saudi government officials concerning a deal with Saudi Airlines.

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