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As tensions rise in global hotspots, research and development for the military is taking on an increasingly critical role. For example, the United States of America plans to invest more than $80 billion in the research and development of new weapons systems, armor, and other military hardware for the second year in a row. It is anticipated that even more money would be spent. But how logical is this? What kind of technology are they investing in? Welcome to Future Tech Lab, and today we have prepared for you the next generation of weapons, which will outgun the previous ones and explore new horizons in security. So, which technologies are we talking about?
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