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A proliferation of embedded UFS products has occurred rapidly for a wide range of applications including smartphones, tablets and drones. The ramp of UFS Cards, however, because it directly involves the end user, requires extensive compliance and compatibility testing to insure interoperability among suppliers. Since UFSA created its compliance test matrix, it has certified a robust set of suppliers.

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In November, a tourist minibus struck a giraffe, which then fell onto another vehicle, seriously injuring the driver. The collision killed the giraffe and the driver later died from his injuries, prompting warnings from park authorities to give the animals right of way.

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And it's not just tourists who are using technology to locate animals -- poachers are using the same apps to gather intelligence on where to find sought-after animals such as rhinos and elephants, "thereby compromising the security arrangements in the park," said Phaahla.

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