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Google Chrome’s Incognito Mode has long been hailed as a way for users to browse the web privately, without leaving any trace of their online activity. However, recent updates to the browser have revealed the truth behind this seemingly foolproof feature. Contrary to popular belief, using Incognito Mode does not guarantee complete privacy. In fact,
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Quantum technologies have great potential in revolutionizing our communication systems and computing capabilities. In order to facilitate the development of quantum networks, researchers at the University of Basel have successfully built a quantum memory element using atoms in a tiny glass cell. This breakthrough could pave the way for mass production of these memory units,
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German startup Vay has made its highly anticipated entry into the U.S. market with its pioneering “teledriving” solution. This move places Vay in direct competition with well-established American players in the mobility technology space. Despite the significant funding it has received, Vay faces the challenge of establishing itself in a highly competitive market dominated by
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In a groundbreaking development, the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials (KIMM) has successfully created an artificial intelligence (AI) technology for robot work. This technology allows for the easy application of robots in manufacturing processes, opening up new possibilities in various industries. Led by Chang-hyun Kim, the head of the Department of AI Machinery, the
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Prison Architect 2 has been making waves in the gaming community with its exciting announcement of a switch to 3D graphics and its promise of robust mod support. Set to release on March 26th, this highly anticipated sequel brings new possibilities for players to shape their own prison environments. The game director, Gaz Wright, revealed
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As technology advances and artificial intelligence systems become more prevalent, the demand for powerful computing resources has skyrocketed. Graphics processing unit (GPU) chips have emerged as a popular choice for companies developing large language models (LLMs) and handling massive amounts of data. However, recent research has shed light on a vulnerability that affects multiple mainstream
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