Jan 1, 2021
Microsoft says Russians hacked its network, viewing source code
Posted by Quinn Sena in category: futurism
The firm did not say what type of code was accessed and said no changes to the code were made.
The firm did not say what type of code was accessed and said no changes to the code were made.
We’re getting a lot of these aren’t we? 😃
Before that, this year’s final asteroid, 2020 YB4, measuring just 36 meters in diameter or roughly half the wingspan of a 747, passed by the Earth shortly after 6am UTC at a distance of 6.1 million kilometers. That means, in terms of the threat posed by space rocks at least, the planet made it out of 2020 somewhat intact.
Scientists are edging closer to making a super-secure, super-fast quantum internet possible: they’ve now been able to ‘teleport’ high-fidelity quantum information over a total distance of 44 kilometres (27 miles).
Both data fidelity and transfer distance are crucial when it comes to building a real, working quantum internet, and making progress in either of these areas is cause for celebration for those building our next-generation communications network.
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Microsoft revealed that hackers behind the SolarWinds supply chain attack were able to access some of its source code.
While many institutions are developing quantum computers, making a quantum internet requires a way to transfer the information between computers. This is accomplished by a phenomenon called quantum teleportation, in which two atoms separated by large distances are made to act as if they are identical.
Don Lincoln writes about recent research that has brought us closer to actualizing the goal of a quantum internet, giving us both hope and fear about what it could mean for the future.
DeepMind’s co-founder says artificial intelligence is set to crack many of the toughest problems in science, from the nature of life to nuclear fusion.
Every year, TIME highlights the best tech inventions. Check out their top 100 list for #2020 👇
Groundbreaking innovations that are making the world better, smarter and a little more fun.
While it’s probably most famous for its role in gene editing, CRISPR does more than just that: its ability to precisely cut and alter DNA could lead to new antibiotics, faster diagnosis tools, and more.
Hosted by: Hank Green.
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