Wi-Fi 7 Routers Promise Faster Home Wireless
The wireless network in a home carries more traffic than ever before, with video calls, streaming, gaming and dozens of connected devices all.
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Cybersecurity Analysts Track Intruders Hiding Inside Networks
Inside a corporate network, an intruder who has slipped past the outer defences can hide for weeks, moving quietly between computers and gathering.
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Faster Cabling Lets Data Centres Move AI Workloads Quickly
Training a modern artificial intelligence model means moving enormous amounts of data between thousands of processors, and the cables connecting.
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Smart Glasses Translate Sign Language Into Text During Live Trials
A conversation between a deaf person who signs and a hearing person who does not can stall at the first sentence, even when both sides are eager.
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Humanoid Robots Practise Balancing Tasks in Careful Laboratory Trials
Humanoid robots are spending long hours in laboratories learning to balance, recover from pushes and handle objects without dropping them, in.
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Passkeys Move More Accounts Away From Passwords That Can Be Stolen
Passwords have a familiar weakness, in that a convincing fake sign-in page can trick someone into handing over a secret that criminals can reuse.
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Technicians Use Thermal Cameras to Find Data Centre Hot Spots Early
A data centre can look perfectly calm while trouble builds invisibly inside a single rack.
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Extreme Ultraviolet Mirrors Are the Quiet Bottleneck in Advanced Chips
The most advanced computer chips are printed with extreme ultraviolet light, and that light cannot be handled with ordinary lenses, which absorb.
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Electric Cars Turn to Heat Pumps for Better Winter Range
Cold weather has always been the electric car’s weak season.
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Schools Get Earlier Ransomware Warnings From Analyst Teams
Schools are receiving earlier warnings about ransomware attacks thanks to analyst teams that monitor education networks for the first signs of.
