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China starts working on 6G mobile networks afer 5G rollout
China has officially started researching sixth-generation telecoms technology, state media reported on Thursday (Nov 7), a move it described as aiming to promote the latest wireless innovation.Chinese government ministries and research institutes met this week in a "kick-off" meeting to establish a national 6G technology research and…
Read More...Microsoft Project Silica : Storing Data in Glass
On November 4, the annual Microsoft Ignite conference for developers opened in Orlando, where the software giant made many important announcements. Perhaps the most intriguing among them is Project Silica. This is a very promising conceptual technology for the use of quartz glass for long-term storage. First of all, the idea of using quartz…
Read More...US opens national security investigation into TikTok
Recently TikTok's popularity has exploded worldwide, and so has scrutiny over the app's parent company ByteDance and its relationship to the Chinese government.Now Reuters reports that the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) has opened a national security review of the company, because it had not sought approval to…
Read More...Fitbit has been acquired by Google for $2.1 billion
After several rumors suggesting this purchase, it seems that Google has come forward and acquired the popular wearables company Fitbit for an amount of $2.1 billion.By acquiring Fitbit, Google poses as a possible threat to Apple's smart watch market monopoly, as the industry's weight investment may signal that the internet giant intends to…
Read More...SpaceX plans to launch Starlink satellite internet service in mid-2020
Private aerospace company SpaceX plans to begin providing its customers with the service of broadband Internet access using its satellite constellation Starlink in mid-2020, writes the resource SpaceNews.SpaceX's president and chief operating officer, Gwynne Shotwell, said during a media roundtable in Washington, DC, that to launch the…
Read More...ARM introduces Ethos-N57 and N37 neuroprocessors, Mali-G57 Valhall and Mali-D37 graphics
ARM introduced four new products all at once. These are Ethos machine learning processors that complement the existing N77 model with simpler N57s and N37s; the first mid-range graphics accelerator on Valhall's brand-new architecture in the face of the new Mali-G57; Mali-D37 display processor.Ethos neuroprocessors
ARM first spoke about its…
Read More...Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for development of lithium-ion batteries
John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino won 2019 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the development of lithium-ion batteries.“These lightweight, rechargeable and powerful batteries are now used everywhere, from mobile phones and laptops to electric cars. They can save a significant amount of energy from renewable sources from the…
Read More...Google claims to have achieved Quantum Supremacy
In the race against Microsoft, Intel, IBM to be the first to build a quantum computer powerful enough to prove the superiority over conventional computing, Google claims to have crossed an important milestone known as "quantum supremacy," according to the Financial Times (FT).These calculators of a new type are able to perform certain tasks…
Read More...SIM card vulnerability leaves over a billion people at risk
Cybersecurity experts have discovered a critical vulnerability in SIM cards, which allows remote access to a user's mobile device. According to experts, the problem concerns more than a billion people.The discovered vulnerability was called SimJacker. With its help, it is fashionable to intercept calls, messages and location information of…
Read More...Apple Card isn’t 100% Titanium and is prone to damage
Like all Apple products, it's credit card has captured the attention of the tech world, although not in the most positive way. Ironically, one of the most talked about subjects is the construction of the card and its manufacturing materials.Well, Bloomberg sent an Apple Card for review at the University of California. After testing by…
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