Even super-cold atom pairs can hold information, it's emerged. This time, they're leading to better quantum processors. Physicists from leading American university MIT have found that vibrating atoms make robust...
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The media loves to hype up cybersecurity, and they often confuse the terms. Here's a simple way to explain and understand what those cyber security terms really mean. A group...
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A UK based company has launched a space based factory to fabricate alloys that they claim are impossible to make on earth. (“Impossible” is obviously a marketing term, not an...
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Is using artificial intelligence cheating? If there is a genuine need at work to make something conceptual for a client, do you want your staff to struggle for hours, or...
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With religious turmoil raging for thousands of years, and with political groups backed ostensibly by religious ideas that conflict, what could possibly get leaders of the three Abrahamic religions to...
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Take 6-7 seconds to ask yourself, "What is a good enough test for me to say an AI has sentience or not?" I'm watching a video of bumblebees playing soccer....
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Do robots that look like us make robotics more acceptable, or less so? While Boston Dynamics is teaching its useful robots ever more agile movements with some human gestures, Hollywood...
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Currently, the only way to make a quantum computer chip is to cryogenically freeze individual atoms at negative-something-huge-degrees. But that may be about to change soon. This research could be...
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Devices and gadgets using Artificial Intelligence (AI) dominate the Las Vegas 'Consumer Electronics Show' for 2023. Every year, in Las Vegas, all the world's biggest makers of consumer devices come...
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First there was Chess, then Go, then Starcraft. Now a bot can play Minecraft. Which if you think about it, is a bit weird as there's no way to "win"...
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What to do during a cyber attack? If you realise an attack is happening to you while it's actually happening, there are several ways you can reduce the damage. We...
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First Meta's share price plummeted, then Mark Zuckerberg admitted his dream of taking office meetings into the Metaverse was a mistake. So, is virtual reality useless for work, or does...
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Literally every week, another AI tool is released. This time, there's one to colourise old black and white photos. I scan a great many areas of the internet every week...
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At last - a useful application of VR... By using VR, you can have and use new limbs, as if they were grown from you. If you've seen my VR...
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Here's how to show any complex data in an easy way - by the experts at the Financial Times and the National Geographic Society. I am a long time reader...
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Now the Australian government is investing in Space Tech. How soon until it is taken for granted? Earlier this year, the Australian government announced a funded initiative to support Australian...
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VR becomes a valid work tool, and not just for gaming? VR headsets have long been just for gaming. I bought the original Oculus quest and played my way through...
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Schools are struggling to keep up with the rate of change in technology. Without a good ICT support company, new technologies can be difficult to understand and use, making it...
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) has now reconstructed what the Egyptian kings and queens looked like, using 3000 year old statues. Yet another amazing use of AI has been published. This time...
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Always look to trends, not fads. Learn history because as one person put it, it doesn’t repeat but is sure does rhyme. Get good at working on the basics and...
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For anyone who remembers playing any of the Mech Warrior games, or perhaps only saw the movie Avatar, you'll recognise what this is. Yes, it's a 4 ton exosuit that...
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Yesterday, I was laughing with one of my team about all the fake data centre photos that are around on the internet. You know the ones: gorgeous, suited models vapidly...
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Autonomous devices are part of life already - we just haven't noticed We notice autonomous devices like self-driving cars or diggers without realising how much we are already using, from...
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...unless you're a pedant. Moore's Law is strictly about the number of transistors on a chip doubling every 18 months. But by proxy what we really mean is what those...
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Can’t think without a pen in your hand? Time for a tablet stylus I use a Windows Surface as my main laptop. It’s great and works well and is really…
Do you have data, or just collections of information? I was reading this article thinking about one of my customer's backups. It's true - they don't have "data" at all....
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Why you should regularly delete your tracks from the internet, and how Most of our customers don't have much to hide. Sure, you want to keep your bank details off...
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I’ve seen two very different articles today about futuristic food preparation; where “future” means available now and soon to be mass rolled out. Both of them are amazing technology to…
IT outsourcing vs Managed Services... what's the difference? I saw this question from a person thinking of changing their IT Support. Here's my quick answer after having worked 26 years in...
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A lot of schools, even ones with Managed Services provided by an external IT company, are not as secure as they think. Most of the time, if the governors had…