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IDEMIA Public Security Secures a 10-Year Extension of its Agreement with the Australian Department of Home Affairs to Enable Biometric Technology and Continue to Support the Upgraded Smart Gates and Kiosks at Australia's Airports and Promote Further Innov

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IDEMIA continues long-standing relationship with Australia after completing the installation of its Gen3 border control solution in 8 international airports in Australia

COURBEVOIE, France, Dec. 17, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- IDEMIA Public Security, the leading provider of secure and trusted biometric-based solutions, announces a 10-year extension of its agreement with the Australian Department of Home Affairs to continue to support the upgraded arrival systems at 8 of Australia's international airports in order to provide a seamless travel...

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