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Yetthere are still concerns around personal data and transparency. There is also a demand for the Internet to provide better services and greater user empowerment in shaping up their own online experience. It is crucial that the next generation of the Internet puts people at its centre, so that it can meet its full potential for both the society and the economy.

To this end, NGI provides financial support to grass-root projects covering all layers of the Internet: from open hardware, networking and transport technologies, firmware, operating systems and virtualisation, electronic identities and middleware, decentralised ledgers, software productivity tools, traffic supervision tools, up to over-the-top internet and vertical applications.

Pioneering researchers, developers, high-tech SMEs and start-ups developed the key building blocks of the internet as we know it today. NGI aspires to revitalise and maintain this ecosystem of innovators to build the internet of tomorrow.

The European Commission has launched a targeted public consultation inviting all interested parties to comment on a proposed revision of the Guidelines on State aid rules for broadband networks (the Broadband Guidelines).

The Commission has just launched the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum with the support of the European Parliament, represented by Jakob von Weizscker responsible for the recent report on virtual currencies.

A sixth-generation fighter aircraft will form the centrepiece of the network-connected NGAD family of systems. It will be complemented by multiple manned aircraft, loyal wingman-style unmanned aerial vehicles, and advanced command, control and communication systems.

The USAF intends to initially procure 200 NGAD fighters and 1,000 unmanned collaborative combat aircraft (CCAs), assuming the use of two CCA platforms for each NGAD fighter and another two for each of the 300 F-35 fifth-generation fighters.

In February 2024 Pratt & Whitney, a subsidiary of RTX, successfully conducted a crucial evaluation of its next-generation adaptive propulsion (NGAP) solution in collaboration with the USAF, advancing the programme towards finalising the detailed design review.

The NGAD programme will provide the USAF with the sixth-generation combat aircraft in a teaming arrangement with mission-focused unmanned platforms, along with advanced weapons, electronic warfare systems, and sensors to enable mission success in a highly contested battlespace.

In May 2023, the Department of the Air Force issued a solicitation to industry as part of the source selection process for the engineering and manufacturing development contract for the NGAD combat jet platform, which is expected to be awarded in 2024.

The contracts cover technology maturation and risk reduction activities through various phases including design, analysis, testing of prototype engines, rig testing and integration of weapon systems. The contracted companies are required to develop a prototype engine for the next-generation fighter.

The technologies developed under the programme will offer solutions for enhanced survivability and improved fuel efficiency, as well as reliable power and thermal management. They are essential for providing the necessary range, weapon and sensor capabilities, as well as the endurance that future air dominance platforms will need to fulfil evolving operational requirements.

In November 2023, GE Aerospace reported that its XA100 engine finished additional testing in partnership with the US Air Force after completing all AETP testing the previous year. The insights gained from this testing could help the NGAP programme.

One of the key objectives is to mitigate challenges encountered in recent acquisition programmes of the USAF. The NGAD will incorporate open architecture standards to enable the implementation of future upgrades.

The NGAD fighter is estimated to cost as much as $300m per aircraft. Given the significant cost involved in procuring the next-generation manned aircraft, the USAF is planning to field more less-expensive CCAs that can operate in tandem with crewed NGAD fighters or autonomously, providing affordable mass in the combat scenario.

CCAs flying with the manned fighter jet can seamlessly receive and execute commands from the pilot. They are expected to carry advanced sensors, electronic warfare packages or additional munition to augment the fighter jet and perform different roles, including as a shooter, jammer or a sensor.

The USAF requested $2.3bn for the programme in the budget proposal for the financial year 2024 (FY24). The budget request includes investment to further develop the fighter aircraft and the NGAP power plant.

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For years paranormal scientists have explored the detection and documentation of spirits, auras, ESP, hypnosis, and many more phenomena through electronics. Electronic Projects from the Next Dimension provides useful information on building practical circuits and projects, and applying the knowledge to unique experiments in the paranormal field. The author writes about dozens of inexpensive projects to help electronics hobbyists search for and document their own answers about instrumental transcommunication (ITC), the electronic voice phenomenon (EVP), and paranormal experiments involving ESP, auras, and Kirlian photography.

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