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What Is Cryptography and How Does It Work?
Ever wondered how your online data and conversations stay secure from hackers and intruders? That’s the work of cryptography, a technology we rely on daily, often without even realizing it. Here’s how it all works behind the scenes. What Is Cryptography? Lucas Gouveia / How-To Geek | PrimSeafood / Shutterstock Imagine sending a secret note to a friend in class.…
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What It’s Like to Work in Space: Inside an Astronaut’s Routine
Working in space is more than floating in microgravity. Astronauts train intensely and use advanced tools to not only survive, but also conduct advanced scientific research. Given the difficulties, how do they pull it off? An Astronaut’s Workplace Orbiting 250 miles above Earth, the International Space Station (ISS) is a the workplace and home of astronauts on long-duration missions in…
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‘TPUs just work’: Why Google Cloud is betting big on its custom chips
Google’s investment in tensor processing units (TPUs) is necessary to meet growing demand for AI inference, according to an expert at the firm. At Google Cloud Next 2025, the cloud giant unveiled ‘Ironwood’, its seventh generation TPU, which it billed as a market-leading solution for running AI workloads at scale. The chip will power Gemini and other AI models within…
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Online Bluray-Quality Video is Possible, But How Does It Work?
Summary Blu-ray disc quality surpasses streaming due to bitrate differences & resulting visual issues. Physical media remain the optimal choice over streaming for superior quality but may become niche. Kaleidascape offers high-quality video streaming, but substantial hardware investment is necessary. The gulf in quality between a Blu-ray disc and even the best mainstream streaming services is vast. It’s not just…
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Scalable VPN for Remote Work
The rise of remote work has transformed how businesses operate, compelling companies to find ways to enable employees to securely access corporate resources from various locations worldwide. A core component of this infrastructure is a Virtual Private Network (VPN), which provides encrypted connections between remote employees and the company’s internal resources. Businesses must rethink their VPN strategies to accommodate higher…
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SASE for Remote Work: Secure and Scalable Access
The advent of remote work and the accelerated shift to cloud-based services have fundamentally transformed how organizations approach network security and performance. With traditional network security models becoming outdated and increasingly complex, businesses are seeking more integrated, agile, and scalable solutions to protect their remote workforces. Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), an innovative model that converges networking and security into…
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Remote Work and Network Scalability
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a profound shift in the world of work, and as remote work continues to gain traction, many organizations are rethinking their strategies for managing distributed teams. For companies transitioning to remote or hybrid work models, ensuring that their network infrastructure is scalable, secure, and reliable is paramount. In this article, we will explore scalable network solutions…
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‘Employers must look at the bigger picture’: Brits aren’t keen on going back to the office, and enterprises pushing for it risk a talent exodus – 48% of workers would quit if faced with a full RTO mandate as hybrid work remains popular
Faced with a full-time return to office (RTO) mandate, some employees might shell out for a season ticket, expand their office-casual wardrobe, and otherwise accept their fate — but half of professionals surveyed would consider simply quitting. That’s according to a survey about the ongoing debate over RTO mandates and hybrid working, with recruitment firm Hays revealing that 48% respondents…
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Solo Leveling: Why Did Elixir Of Life Not Work On Cha Hae-In?
The penultimate episode of Solo Leveling Season 2 showed the true might of the Ant King. The Ant Queen died from the heavy blow that Cha Hae-In landed on her. After eating the queen’s brain, the Ant King learned that Cha Hae-In was the one who killed her. So, without wasting any time, he sent her flying with a single…
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‘This shift highlights not just a continuation but a broad acceptance of remote work as the norm’: Software engineers are sticking with remote work and refusing to budge on RTO mandates – and 21% would quit if forced back to the office
Eight-in-ten software engineers will be working at least partly from home by the end of this year, new research suggests, as workers double down on hybrid setups and push back against RTO mandates. Despite the efforts of big tech firms like Amazon, Microsoft, and Oracle to corral people back into the office, there’s strong resistance, according to a survey from…
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