Trump meets wireless, drone executives on new technologiesWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump offered support for emerging technologies including unmanned aerial vehicles and next-generation wireless networks in a meeting on Thursday with the chiefs of AT&T Inc and General Electric Co and other business leaders. The White House brought together venture capitalists and executives from the telecommunications and drone, or unmanned aerial system, industries to discuss how the government can speed technologies to market. The meeting, which lasted more than three hours including breakout sessions, is part of Trump’s effort to tap industry experts on how to boost U.S. competitiveness in various fields and create jobs. On Monday, Trump met with the heads of 18 U.S. technology companies including Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc and Microsoft Corp, seeking their help to make the government’s computing systems more efficient. He will meet with energy industry leaders next week.     “We want them to create new companies and lots of jobs,” Trump told the executives on Thursday. “We’re going to give you the competitive advantage that you need.” In attendance were chief executives of several drone companies including Kespry Inc, AirMap, Airspace Inc, Measure UAS Inc, Trumbull Unmanned, and PrecisionHawk Inc. Drone makers argued that the administration should move faster to approve broader commercial use of drones and noted that the Transportation Department does not require automakers to win pre-approval of self-driving vehicle technologies. Senior executives at Xcel Energy Inc, Verizon Communications Inc and CenturyLink Inc also took part. Venture capital firms included Revolution LLC, headed by AOL co-founder Steve Case, 500 Startups, Cayuga Ventures, Epic Ventures and Lightspeed Ventures. Obama administration rules opened the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use. The Trump administration is considering whether to expand drone use for deliveries beyond the view of an operator. Security issues would need to be addressed. The Federal Aviation Administration in March estimated that by 2021 the fleet of small hobbyist drones will more than triple and commercial drones will grow tenfold to about 442,000. Last year, regulators cleared the way for next-generation 5G wireless networks, with expected speeds at least 10 times and maybe 100 times faster than today’s 4G networks. Testing is under way and deployment is expected around 2020 but infrastructure hurdles remain. Wireless signals need to be much faster and more responsive to allow advanced technologies such as virtual surgery or remote control of machinery. 5G networks could help to wirelessly connect devices such as thermostats or washing machines. politicsNews
trump meets wireless drone executives new technologieswashington reuters president donald trump offered support emerging technologies including unmanned aerial vehicles wireless networks meeting thursday chiefs at t inc general electric co business leaders the white house brought together venture capitalists executives telecommunications drone unmanned aerial system industries discuss government speed technologies market the meeting lasted three hours including breakout sessions part trump effort tap industry experts boost competitiveness various fields create jobs on monday trump met heads technology companies including apple inc inc microsoft corp seeking help make government computing systems efficient he meet energy industry leaders next week we want create new companies lots jobs trump told executives thursday we going give competitive advantage in attendance chief executives several drone companies including kerry inc airman airspace inc measure was inc trumbull unmanned precisionhawk drone makers argued administration move faster approve broader commercial use drones noted transportation department require automakers win vehicle technologies senior executives cel energy inc verizon communications inc centurylink inc also took part venture capital firms included revolution llc headed aol steve case startups causa ventures epic ventures lightspeed ventures obama administration rules opened skies small drones education research routine commercial use the trump administration considering whether expand drone use deliveries beyond view operator security issues would need addressed the federal aviation administration march estimated fleet small lobbyist drones triple commercial drones grow tenfor last year regulators cleared way wireless networks expected speeds least times maybe times faster today networks testing way deployment expected around infrastructure hurdles remain wireless signals need much faster responsive allow advanced technologies virtual surgery remote control machinery networks could help tirelessly connect devices thermostats washing machines politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Trump meets wireless, drone executives on new technologiesWASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump offered support for emerging technologies including unmanned aerial vehicles and next-generation wireless networks in a meeting on Thursday with the chiefs of AT&T Inc and General Electric Co and other business leaders. The White House brought together venture capitalists and executives from the telecommunications and drone, or unmanned aerial system, industries to discuss how the government can speed technologies to market. The meeting, which lasted more than three hours including breakout sessions, is part of Trump’s effort to tap industry experts on how to boost U.S. competitiveness in various fields and create jobs. On Monday, Trump met with the heads of 18 U.S. technology companies including Apple Inc, Amazon.com Inc and Microsoft Corp, seeking their help to make the government’s computing systems more efficient. He will meet with energy industry leaders next week.     “We want them to create new companies and lots of jobs,” Trump told the executives on Thursday. “We’re going to give you the competitive advantage that you need.” In attendance were chief executives of several drone companies including Kespry Inc, AirMap, Airspace Inc, Measure UAS Inc, Trumbull Unmanned, and PrecisionHawk Inc. Drone makers argued that the administration should move faster to approve broader commercial use of drones and noted that the Transportation Department does not require automakers to win pre-approval of self-driving vehicle technologies. Senior executives at Xcel Energy Inc, Verizon Communications Inc and CenturyLink Inc also took part. Venture capital firms included Revolution LLC, headed by AOL co-founder Steve Case, 500 Startups, Cayuga Ventures, Epic Ventures and Lightspeed Ventures. Obama administration rules opened the skies to low-level small drones for education, research and routine commercial use. The Trump administration is considering whether to expand drone use for deliveries beyond the view of an operator. Security issues would need to be addressed. The Federal Aviation Administration in March estimated that by 2021 the fleet of small hobbyist drones will more than triple and commercial drones will grow tenfold to about 442,000. Last year, regulators cleared the way for next-generation 5G wireless networks, with expected speeds at least 10 times and maybe 100 times faster than today’s 4G networks. Testing is under way and deployment is expected around 2020 but infrastructure hurdles remain. Wireless signals need to be much faster and more responsive to allow advanced technologies such as virtual surgery or remote control of machinery. 5G networks could help to wirelessly connect devices such as thermostats or washing machines. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: trump meets wireless drone executives new technologieswashington reuters president donald trump offered support emerging technologies including unmanned aerial vehicles wireless networks meeting thursday chiefs at t inc general electric co business leaders the white house brought together venture capitalists executives telecommunications drone unmanned aerial system industries discuss government speed technologies market the meeting lasted three hours including breakout sessions part trump effort tap industry experts boost competitiveness various fields create jobs on monday trump met heads technology companies including apple inc inc microsoft corp seeking help make government computing systems efficient he meet energy industry leaders next week we want create new companies lots jobs trump told executives thursday we going give competitive advantage in attendance chief executives several drone companies including kerry inc airman airspace inc measure was inc trumbull unmanned precisionhawk drone makers argued administration move faster approve broader commercial use drones noted transportation department require automakers win vehicle technologies senior executives cel energy inc verizon communications inc centurylink inc also took part venture capital firms included revolution llc headed aol steve case startups causa ventures epic ventures lightspeed ventures obama administration rules opened skies small drones education research routine commercial use the trump administration considering whether expand drone use deliveries beyond view operator security issues would need addressed the federal aviation administration march estimated fleet small lobbyist drones triple commercial drones grow tenfor last year regulators cleared way wireless networks expected speeds least times maybe times faster today networks testing way deployment expected around infrastructure hurdles remain wireless signals need much faster responsive allow advanced technologies virtual surgery remote control machinery networks could help tirelessly connect devices thermostats washing machines politicsnews