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How to replace one of the world's most dangerous jobs | The Economist

Mines are some of the worlds most dangerous places to work. Don Weinland, The Economist’s China Business and Finance Editor, travelled to the Yimin coal mine to see how autonomous technology is taking people out of the pit. And all this is being powered by Chinese telecoms company—Huawei.
Read more about how Huawei is branching out from its traditional base of telecom clients: bit.ly/4xWtse7
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