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On November 13, a router upgrade failure during a modernization effort disrupted thousands of flights across the US. The incident highlighted that the Federal Aviation Administration relies on antiquated systems, including 25-year-old routers and floppy disks, despite Congress approving $12.5 billion for modernization and Secretary Sean Duffy seeking an additional $50 billion.
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AI Data Centers Use Old Jet Engines