Technology

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World`s first ultra-fast photonic computing processor using polarization
In a paper published today in Science Advances, researchers at the University of Oxford have developed a method using the polarization of light
University of Oxford
Phys.org
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Which States Let You Fly Your Drone Without Restrictions?
Many states prohibit using remote control quad-copters in certain ways, but only one has outlawed drone-driving under the influence. Here`s what you need to know if you`re a new drone owner.
Eric Griffith
PC Mag
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Bitcoin Alternatives With Massive Growth Potential In 2022
While Bitcoin stays the most significant cryptocurrency player by some distance, other cryptocurrencies are also gaining popularity among investors.
Tabasum M
ReadWrite
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Intoducing Intel’s Core i9-12900KS, the world’s fastest gaming chip
`Intel launched the Core i9-12900KS , hitting a blazing-fast 5.5GHz Turbo Boost.
Brad Chacos
PCWorld
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Nreal’s $379 AR glasses launch in the US today
Augmented reality company Nreal is launching its stripped-down Air glasses in the United States.
ADI ROBERTSON / @thedextriarchy
theverge
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RTX 40-series reveal teased for Nvidia’s ‘GeForce Beyond’ GTC keynote
Nvidia`s invitations are out for "the latest breakthroughs in gaming, creating, and graphics technology"
Michael Crider
pcworld
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Lenovo’s Glasses T1 let you bring a private big screen display with you
Plug them into your smartphone or computer and disconnect even further from the world
Umar Shakir
theverge
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TensorFlow, PyTorch, and JAX: Choosing a deep learning framework
Three widely used frameworks are leading the way in deep learning research
Ian Pointer
infoworld
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This face search engine anyone can use is amazingly accurate
Facial recognition software, previously only used in science fiction, is now an everyday part of our lives.
ALBERT KHOURY
komando
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How to Update Your Computer`s BIOS
In general, your computer`s basic input/output system shouldn`t need to be updated that often, but sometimes you have to view or even edit your computer`s BIOS. Here`s how.
Whitson Gordon
pcmag
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Samsung is closing out DDR3 and DDR4 memory to focus on DDR5
An expanded focus on emerging tech could mean rock-bottom prices for current DDR4 hardware.
Michael Crider
pcworld
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IT career roadmap: Cloud architect
Cloud architect is one of the top paid roles for IT professionals,
Bob Violino
infoworld
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From Floppies to Solid State: The Evolution of PC Storage Media
Remember Jaz and Zip discs? Since the debut of the IBM PC, there have been many ways to store your data, and if you`re geeks like us, you care about this sort of thing.
Eric Griffith
pcmag
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Intel kills the remnants of Optane memory
The speed-boosting storage tech was already on the ropes.
Michael Crider
pcworld
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Chromebooks are getting a video editor, virtual desks, and more
And if that`s not enough, Google is going to integrate the LumaTouch LumaFusion app into Chromebooks, too.
Mark Hachman
pcworld
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Open source isn’t working for AI
What’s the point of open sourcing code that runs at a scale no one can replicate? AI needs collaboration, but let’s think about it differently.
Matt Asay
infoworld
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The James Webb Telescope`s First Photos Show Its Extraordinary Power
The cosmic probe’s long-awaited images will kick off astronomers’ science programs.
RAMIN SKIBBA
wired
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Best Mobile Networks 2022
We drove more than 10,000 miles across the US, speed-testing AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon 4G and 5G in cities, towns, and rural areas to crown our 13th annual champion.
Sascha Segan
pcmag
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12 examples of old tech that never dies
From magnetic tape to mainframes, sometimes the old tech really is better. Take a trip back in time with these die-hard technologies still going strong today.
Peter Wayner
infoworld
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Why Hydrogen Is Ideal Green Energy Choice to Run Data Centers
Hydrogen has the potential to be the clean energy source we need to power our data centers. Here`s a deep-dive into how that can happen.
Steven Hill
datacenterknowledge