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Gideon LongBusiness reporter Kseniia Kalmus Kseniia Kalmus started to make drones for the Ukrainian army after Russia’s invasion The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is often described as the world’s “first drone war”. It has led to a continuing huge growth in the production of military drones, both within and outside Ukraine. Before Russia’s invasion of…
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Last year, Sphere Entertainment announced its plan to bring “mini Spheres”, with 5,000-seat capacity, to other locations. González-Piñero says he is not sure such facilities would suit cities such as Milan or Amsterdam. It might make more sense to think of the Sphere as a one-off, a Las Vegas-specific attraction, he suggests.
