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Holographic tech could be key to future quantum computers

Post author By Randall
Post date May 5, 2019
Categories In electron microscope, encryption, epfl, gear, hologram, holographic, light, personal computing, personalcomputing, photonics, quantum computer, quantum computing, Tech, tomorrow, Video

[ad_1] Existing techniques for both studying light and extracting 3D info are inherently limited by the size of wavelengths. This allows a considerably higher resolution that can even include holographic movies of fast-moving objects. The approach is still very early and might not reach quantum computers for a long time. However, it does hint at […]

Facebook only cares about privacy because it has to

Post author By Randall
Post date March 7, 2019
Categories In asus, business, Data Privacy, encrypted, encryption, Facebook, gear, Instagram, Internet, Mark Zuckerberg, Messaging, opinion, Privacy, services, social, Social Media, social network, Tech, whatsapp, zuckerberg
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[ad_1] That’s great and all, but why is Facebook suddenly interested in taking this approach? After all, the company has built its entire business model around people sharing things publicly. While Zuckerberg has been hinting at this new strategy in recent earnings calls, it’s now clear that it’s no longer just an idea. It will […]

Mark Zuckerberg outlines a ‘privacy-focused’ revamp of Facebook

Post author By Randall
Post date March 6, 2019
Categories In encryption, Facebook, gear, Internet, Mark Zuckerberg, markzuckerberg, Privacy, social network, social networking, socialnetwork, socialnetworking, Tech
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[ad_1] Zuckerberg saw WhatsApp as the template for these changes. It’s a secure messaging platform first, and includes features built on top of that foundation. The executive suggested that it ultimately represented the “future of communication,” where you can be sure that whatever you say is both protected and impermanent. He also acknowledged the skepticism […]