The rapid adoption of cloud-native technologies in recent years has dramatically increased organizations’ ability to rapidly scale their applications and deliver breakthrough innovation. But at the same time, this shift has also dramatically increased the complexity of their application topology with thousands of microservices and containers now being deployed. As a result, IT teams have …
Heap. At least a little bit. (A screenshot of the Dell and Intel video) A screenshot of the video from Dell and Intel. In difficult times, technology is not always helpful. Its sheer speed and ubiquity can magnify problems and damage relationships. And that’s before Elon Musk buys it. Perhaps then it is worth pausing …
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Wong ShiyingThe Straits TimesJune 23, 2022 a Singaporean posed as two people to trick Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google in providing approximately US$5.4 million (S$7.5 million) in cloud computing services so that he could lead a large-scale cryptocurrency mining operation. Ho Jun Jia, 32, who illegally obtained their personal information on the Dark Web, …
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Image: Maria Diaz / ZDNet Google has updated Chrome for iOS to automatically fill in the password for any app and brings four other features to improve its browser for iPhone and iPad. Chrome also has a password manager — Google Password Manager — for desktop and Android, and now the service is getting a …
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We all harbor unconscious biases. It’s the natural result of what we’ve been exposed to. But we can challenge our biases by acknowledging them so that we can address them. We often associate this thought process only with how we interact with or towards people, cultures and lifestyles. However, the same principles still apply to …
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Automotive, mobilityThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of the United States Department of Transportation (NHTSA) published a proposed regulation notice (NPRM) to change the regulation on event data recorders (EDRs) to extend the EDR recording period for “timed data statistics” from 5 seconds of pre-crash data at a rate of 2 Hz to 20 seconds …
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Efforts are underway to develop the world’s first operational quantum computers, which will represent a literal quantum leap in technology. Australian quantum computing startup Silicon Quantum Computing revealed on Friday that it has built the world’s first atomic-scale integrated circuit that will power a new breed of computing machines. While that’s an impressive feat by …
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As part of our Spotlight series, Dion Bregman (who wears many hats to Morgan Lewis, as deputy leader of the company’s intellectual property practice, team leader of the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB), managing partner of the company’s Silicon Valley office, and co-leader of the company’s technology industry team) shares some of his meta-thoughts. …
It’s time to start building the hybrid quantum computers of tomorrow. The motivation is compelling, the path is clear and the key components for the job are available today. Quantum Computing has the potential to overcome some of today’s toughest challenges, advancing everything from drug discovery to weather forecasting. In short, quantum computing will play …
Engineers in Sydney have demonstrated a quantum integrated circuit made up of just a few atoms. By closely controlling the quantum states of the atoms, the new processor can simulate the structure and properties of molecules in a way that could unlock new materials and catalysts. The new quantum circuit comes from researchers at the …
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