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First multi-node quantum network paves the way for the quantum internet
Researchers in the Netherlands have established an entanglement-based network between three quantum processors for the first time.
Can you learn to be a great CEO? Here's the secret sauce
Tech industry pioneer Ann Hiatt tells Tonya Hall "the secret sauce" that makes CEOs successful at what they do, even during a pandemic.
Cat S62 Pro smartphone with thermal imaging and ultra-rugged design launches in the US
The Cat S62 Pro launched in Europe last fall, but was launched today the US market for $699. This rugged phone is built to withstand all that field workers throw at it with the additional FLIR thermal imaging capability.
Asus ZenBook Duo 14 (UX482) review: An improved dual-screen design, but usability issues persist
The ZenBook Duo 14 (UX482) is a capable laptop, but its unique features involve trade-offs, and prospective buyers will have to decide whether or not those trade-offs work for them.
Google backs new security standard for smartphone VPN apps
The Google One VPN app gets a tick of approval from the Internet of Secure Things Alliance.
Cyberattack on UK university knocks out online learning, Teams and Zoom
All live online teaching has been cancelled on Thursday and Friday.
TSMC sees chip constraints through 2022, will spend $100bn on boosting capacity
The automotive industry's semiconductor shortage will be largely resolved next quarter, says Taiwan-based chip maker.
Mozilla to start disabling FTP next week with removal set for Firefox 90
After disabling FTP functionality, the code will be removed in Firefox 90.
Government picks 81 regional sites to fund through AU$90 million program
True to form, the Australian government announces that it will make more announcements in the future, including who is actually getting its money.
Swinburne University confirms over 5,000 individuals affected in data breach
University confirms the personal information included in the breach contained names, email addresses, and phone numbers of some staff, students, and external parties
