If you're not working on quantum-safe encryption now, it's already too late
Quantum computers could soon break today's strongest encryption, putting sensitive data at risk. Let's dive deep into what this all means for telecommunications, security, AI, and our future.
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How To Record Vocals At Home: Tips For Studio-Quality Sound
Unlock the secrets to recording studio-quality vocals at home! Discover expert tips and techniques to achieve a professional ...
Everything We Know So Far About DeepSeek
Western companies have spent billions to develop LLMs, but DeepSeek claims to have trained its for just $5.6 million ...
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Transfer Everything to Your New iPhone With Zero Hassles
I love where I live, but honestly one of the main things keeping me here is the reluctance to having to pack all my ...
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‘Dr Tetris’ on the biggest ever iteration of the puzzle in London
Tetris comes to 360-degree, 23,000 sq ft, 16k LED screens in London; Craig McLean speaks to Henk Rogers, the man who’s kept the game alive ...
Qualcomm Dodges a Bullet: ARM Backs Down From License Termination Threat
Back in October, during the Snapdragon Summit, news broke that ARM was going to terminate its licensing agreement with ...
Sony cameras can now send photos directly to Google Drive
Sony has announced an update to the Creators’ App where users can now send photos from their cameras to Adobe Lightroom or ...
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Not Enough Sats? Starlink Director Throws Shade at Rival AST SpaceMobile
A senior director of satellite engineering at SpaceX raises doubts about AST SpaceMobile's satellite constellation and its ...