Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates:- The new world-wide Internet service Starlink has begun technology support operations with 60 small satellites to a low-Earth orbit launched by Spacex company owned by businessman Elon Mask, aboard the Falcon 9 rocket from Florida.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates:- In the context of the Sino-US economic war, Google, the American Internet giant, dealt a severe blow to China's mobile phone giant Huawei.

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Dubai: Japan tested the X-ray Shinkansen train, capable of traveling at 400 kilometers per hour (249 miles per hour).

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates:- Do you want a vision to isolate itself from the world or want to isolate the world from it? This question may not be on the agenda of the Kremlin political leadership, because Moscow knows very well where it wants to put itself. The sovereign Internet is a bill approved by Russian President Vladimir Putin and comes into effect in November 2019. The law allows Russian authorities to isolate the country's Internet from the world, a move denounced by human rights organizations. Russian lawmakers stress that the new law is necessary to ensure the security of Russian Internet networks, but opponents say the law, which contains vague provisions, gives regulatory powers to government agencies. The law provides for the development of a mechanism to monitor the Internet traffic in Russia and away from foreign servers, ostensibly to prevent a foreign country from affecting them. The authors of the initiative say that Russia must ensure the security of its networks, after US President Donald Trump revealed last year a new US strategy for Internet security that Russia has launched electronic attacks and escaped accountability. Thousands of people in Russia have recently protested against the bill, which observers say is aimed at restricting information and communication over the Internet.