Tech News | The Helicopter That Will Replace The Famous Black Hawk & Important Services Crash Due To Google Cloud Error

Here is the helicopter that will replace the famous Black Hawk

Sikorsky and Lockheed Martin-owned Boeing have unveiled final specifications for their new helicopter, one of two candidates that will replace the iconic US Army UH-60 Black Hawk. Not only is the Defiant X intended to replace the Black Hawk, it also flies up to twice as fast and twice as far, giving Army air assault forces unmatched battlefield mobility.

The Defiant X is Sikorsky / Boeing's entry into the Army's Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program, which aims to replace the Black Hawks that were introduced to Army service in the early 1980s.

The UH-60 has been a reliable workhorse and is regularly updated with new technology, the Army believes it is time for a new helicopter that can take advantage of the last 40 years of aircraft research and development.

Defiant X is an outgrowth of the SB> 1 DEFIANT technology demonstrator helicopter , which hit 238 mph in testing and was reported to hit 288 mph as its next milestone. Meanwhile, the most common version of the UH-60 Black Hawk, the UH-60M, has a cruising speed of 172 mph.

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Spotify, Discord, and Other Important Services Crash Due to Google Cloud Error

A Google Cloud network issue has brought down a large number of prominent websites today , including Spotify, Snapchat, Etsy, and Discord. Google says the issue was partially resolved by late Tuesday afternoon, but a complete solution is still missing. Affected websites will display 404 error messages and there is no workaround from the customer.

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Users began reporting problems with some sites on Tuesday evening and Google Cloud confirmed the network problem at seven in the afternoon.

"We are aware of an error in the Google Cloud platform" they said on Twitter. "We apologize to all those affected by the disruption," the company wrote.

We are aware of an issue with Google Cloud Platform. See our status dashboard for details: https://t.co/eEsJOYU7Xg

— Google Cloud (@googlecloud) November 16, 2021

Google claims that the problem has been completely resolved. "We will publish an analysis of this incident once we have completed our internal investigation," the company wrote. At the moment all the services that remained were.

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