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The future of inclusion depends on how society utilises these technologies. Beyond policy-level change, individuals and leaders - especially CIOs, can actively contribute to building an inclusive ...

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The danger extends not just to future ... computer would be unable to break. The effort, which began in 2016, will culminate early next year when the National Institute of Standards and Technology ...

A major breakthrough in the field of computer memory has just been achieved by Japanese researchers. They have developed a new universal memory technology, surpassing current computer modules in ...

NIST began looking for quantum-safe algorithms in 2016, when it launched a competition for codes that future quantum computers would be unable to crack. Dozens of algorithms were submitted ...

Future computers will leverage analog computing to process information in entirely new ways, solving complex problems with unprecedented efficiency and speed. This shift could redefine technology ...