GPS saves the world â€“
but who'll save GPS?

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Published November 19, 2011 at 9:09pm

About 150 of the world's best GPS engineers have gathered here this week, and the subject is war.

At stake are the delicate satellite signals that power the $110 billion GPS market for military and commercial aviation navigation systems, automated agricultural machines and consumer mapping services in cars, to name a few.

The enemies threatening the future of the GPS are many ...

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