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UK Government Puts £45 Million Toward Quantum Computing

Tech Republic Big Data

Most of the money goes toward exploring what kind of quantum computing hardware to use. The rest funds efforts toward practical projects such as detecting dementia.

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Chinese state-sponsored attack uses custom router implant to target European governments

Tech Republic Security

The post Chinese state-sponsored attack uses custom router implant to target European governments appeared first on TechRepublic. Learn technical details about this cyberattack, as well as Check Point Research's tips on how to detect and protect against this security threat.

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A Golden Era of HPC in Government Meets Accelerating Demands

CIO Business Intelligence

Federal governments around the world, however, are the most aggressive users of HPC. Government. Real-time big data analytics, deep learning, and modeling and simulation are newer uses of HPC that governments are embracing for a variety of applications. Government HPC Leadership.”. HPC Comes of Age. billion by 2030.

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Despite Xbox shortages, Microsoft reports $3.6B in Q3 gaming revenue, 232% growth in hardware sales

GeekWire

Microsoft also reported a 232% increase in overall gaming hardware revenue, which it attributes to continued high demand for the Xbox Series X|S. Microsoft does not include specific hardware revenue numbers in its earnings, and has not revealed sales data for its Xbox Series X|S consoles.

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No One Should Be Surprised About The Facebook, Inc. Lawsuit In The U.S.

Forrester IT

Today the US government and 40+ states filed a lawsuit claiming that Facebook, Inc. inclusive of Facebook app, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp, and its other apps, services, and hardware) is a social media monopoly. This US lawsuit was more a question of “when” and joins a roster of European lawsuits already in existence.

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Report suggests China's Covid outbreaks could impact upcoming PC hardware launches

TechSpot

China's government started relaxing strict Covid lockdowns after fierce protests occurred across the country. DigiTimes reports that possible fresh Covid outbreaks in China could impact PC and laptop launches early next year due to labor supply disruptions. Because China has yet to achieve herd immunity, some fear new outbreaks could.

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Apricorn releases world's largest hardware-encrypted portable SSD

TechSpot

Having 'Fortress' in its name sufficiently hints that Apricorn's Aegis Fortress L3 isn't meant for the usual consumer but is aimed at government agencies, power and health sectors, and enterprises looking to protect and move sensitive data with the highest level of security.

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