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IBM expands storage portfolio to drive AI deployments

July 9, 2020

Via: ZDnet

IBM on Thursday unveiled new and updated storage products designed to help enterprises build AI-optimized infrastructure. The expanded product lineup includes the new IBM Elastic Storage System 5000, which is scalable to yottabyte configurations. In May, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna […]


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Domestic 5G development at core of US communications security plan

July 2, 2020

Via: CSO Online

In late March, during the first phase of the coronavirus lockdown, the White House issued a little-noticed document entitled The National Strategy to Secure 5G of the United States, which articulates a “vision for America to lead the development, deployment, […]


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GOP House members urge funding of FCC’s new broadband data collection method

June 10, 2020

Via: StateScoop

A day after the Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously to use inaccurate data to distribute $16 billion in broadband expansion funding, Republicans on the House Energy and Commerce Committee urged their colleagues to give the FCC the funding to improve […]


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5G: Promise and perils for government agencies

June 9, 2020

Via: FCW

Fifth generation (5G) wireless technology has the potential to transform how the U.S. government achieves its many critical missions. With superior bandwidth, agencies will be able to connect more mission-supporting devices than ever. 5G also promises to increase functionality of […]


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Wireless industry fears 5G protest day could lead to damaged cell towers

June 5, 2020

Via: Fortune

The U.S. wireless industry fears that a global protest against 5G networks planned for the weekend could lead to vandalism of cell phone towers. Conspiracy theories about the purported dangers of 5G wireless networks have prompted anti-5G activists to set […]


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Google apps and websites get support for more security keys on iOS devices

June 3, 2020

Via: ZDnet

Today, Google started rolling out an update to its iOS apps and online services that adds support for WebAuthn-capable security keys. Hardware security keys are devices that generate unique cryptographic keys that are used as a second proof during an […]


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Researchers achieve record Internet speed of 44.2 Tbps using existing infrastructure

May 22, 2020

Via: TechSpot

According to Science Daily, that’s fast enough to download 1,000 high definition movies “in a split second” and is a new world record for a single optical fiber with a single chip source. Tests of this type are typically limited […]


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Nvidia’s data center business has its first $1B quarter in Q1

May 21, 2020

Via: ZDnet

Nvidia’s data center business hit a new record in the first quarter, the company reported Thursday, achieving more than $1 billion in quarterly sales for the first time. The GPU maker saw data center sales driven by higher vertical industries […]


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TSMC has halted new orders from Huawei in response to new US export controls

May 18, 2020

Via: TechSpot

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has officially halted new chip orders from Huawei after the US introduced tighter export rules for suppliers that make use of American technology to manufacture hardware or license software for Chinese companies. The move […]


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DHS CISA to provide DoH and DoT servers for government use

April 30, 2020

Via: ZDnet

The US Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced today that it intends to run DoH (DNS-over-HTTPS) and DoT (DNS-over-TLS) DNS resolution servers for official government use, however, it advises agencies to disable DoH and DoT […]


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FCC to approve 5G network despite military saying it will harm GPS

April 16, 2020

Via: ArsTechnica

The Federal Communications Commission is set to approve a new 5G cellular network despite claims from the Department of Defense that it will interfere with Global Positioning System (GPS) services. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai today asked fellow commissioners to approve […]


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US officials are using location data from mobile ads to map the spread of Covid-19

March 30, 2020

Via: TechSpot

Earlier this month, there were reports that talked about the US government’s intention to work with tech firms on tracking the coronavirus pandemic. This meant that authorities could use everyone’s phone location data in studying the spread of the virus, […]


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Some Amazon Prime shipments won’t arrive for a month due to coronavirus

March 23, 2020

Via: Fortune

Amazon Prime members who are used to getting their orders in 24 to 48 hours are facing a new reality as the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic spreads. The online retailer says certain nonessential items will be de-prioritized and could take one […]


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Be on guard for coronavirus robocalls, warns FCC

March 20, 2020

Via: Tech Crunch

Robocalls have been targeting the vulnerable and unsuspecting for years, so it’s no surprise that the scumbags would take advantage of the current global catastrophe to enhance their scams. The FCC warns that it has received numerous reports of coronavirus-related […]


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5G expected to account for 20 percent of global connections by 2025

March 5, 2020

Via: TechSpot

The fourth generation of broadband cellular network technology, affectionately known as 4G, was the globe’s leading mobile technology in 2019 with over four billion connections. Collectively, it accounted for around 52 percent of total connections worldwide and is expected to […]


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AT&T just added 5G in 13 more cities. Here’s where

February 5, 2020

Via: Fortune

AT&T added more than a dozen cities on Wednesday to its faster 5G wireless network for consumers, as the carrier races rivals to extend the next generation of mobile connectivity across the country. On Wednesday, AT&T said customers with 5G […]


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Why UK’s Huawei decision leaves the fate of global 5G wireless in US hands

February 3, 2020

Via: ZDnet

The epicenter of the global power struggle for a cost-effective wireless infrastructure has been, in recent months, the United Kingdom. The issue of whether the country allows a Chinese supplier into the core of its 5G Wireless telecommunications network is […]


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All four major US wireless carriers are suffering outages right now

January 31, 2020

Via: BGR

If you happen to notice problems with your cell phone and connectivity today, you’re not alone. Reports have been streaming in of major outages at all four of the big US wireless carriers, including Verizon, T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T (as […]


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5G deployment stands ready to supercharge the Internet of Things

December 18, 2019

Via: ArsTechnica

It’s true that inorganic users don’t yell at customer-service reps or trash-talk companies on Twitter. But connected devices can also benefit from some less-obvious upgrades that 5G should deliver—and we, their organic overlords, could profit in the long run. You […]


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Can 5G replace everybody’s home broadband?

December 11, 2019

Via: ArsTechnica

When it comes to the possibility of home broadband competition, we want to believe. And in the case of 5G mobile broadband, wireless carriers want us to believe, too. But whether or not technological and commercial realities will reward that […]