The Megahertz Race Is Over: Russia Develops a New Path for Faster Computing
For decades, processor development followed a relatively straightforward strategy: first, boost single-core performance by increasing clock rates, and then, introduce additional cores. Nevertheless, this...
Iran Finally Moves on Caspian Sea Pact—But What Is Tehran Risking?
After eight years of signing the historic agreement with Russia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan, Iran has finally taken a major move toward ratifying the...
Russia’s Tu-214 Push Accelerates as Kazan Expands Production
The Tu-214 program in Russia is currently undergoing one of its most critical and challenging phases of development. The aircraft is no longer just...
Russia Flies Its Fully Domestic MC-21 to Moscow in a 5-Hour Test
A major milestone in the transition from factory production to the certification program has been achieved by the first serial-production, fully import-substituted MC-21-310 in...
Could Putin’s Shadow-Fleet War Make British Insurance Too Risky?
Could Putin's threat of retaliation prompt shipowners to reconsider purchasing maritime insurance from London or the United Kingdom? The answer is potentially a yes,...