Hacking Through the Air — Contactless Payments and NFC
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Frank
- March 22, 2022
- Apple Pay
- contactless card
- contactless cards
- Contactless Payments
- credit card
- credit card security
- DATA PRIVACY
- digital security
- diy nfc
- EMV
- Google Pay
- How safe are contactless payments
- how secure are contactless payments
- IBM
- money laundering
- money safety
- Near-Field Communications
- NFC
- nfc arduino
- nfc reader
- Payment systems
- personal data
- personal data security
- PIN
- PIN code
- smartphone security
With solutions such as Apple Pay, our phones are basically becoming our wallets too. However, that’s literally an ‘all eggs in one basket’ situation. To stay safe in the digital jungle, it’s important to keep up to date with the latest technologies, their vulnerabilities and techniques for their mitigation. In today’s learn about Near-Field Communication’s […]
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What is the MEAN Stack?
Wondering what “MEAN stack” refers to – or looking for a better way of building dynamic web applications? In this video, Jamil Spain explains the acronym “MEAN” and how this platform can help you quickly build better, more responsive web apps.
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Will IBM Revolutionize PC Gaming?
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Frank
- September 8, 2021
- best gaming cpu
- best l2 cache
- big iron
- cache vs cores
- cutress
- gaming l2 cache
- gpu gaming
- how does cache work
- ian
- IBM
- ibm ai
- IBM Cloud
- ibm financial
- ibm machine learning
- ibm retail
- IBM Telum
- IBM Z
- IBM z16
- intel ibm
- intel vs amd
- intel vs ibm
- is l3 cache good for gaming
- l2 cache
- l3 cache
- Mainframe
- private cache
- shared cache
- techtechpotato
- what does ibm do
- what does ibm make
- what is cache
- what is ibm
- why is ibm important
Here’s a thought provoking video on why IBM could be the catalyst in a PC gaming revolution. We’ve been told by AMD (and @Hardware Unboxed) that cache matters for gaming. So how about giving everyone more cache? Not just L3, but a stonkingly massive L2 cache as well. IBM has the technology, and IBM has […]
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What is NLP (Natural Language Processing)?
In this lightboard video, Master Inventor with IBM, Martin Keen, visually explains what NLP is and why we need it, as well as how NLP takes unstructured human speech and converts it to structured data that a computer can understand. Every time you surf the internet you encounter a Natural Language Processing, or NLP, application. […]
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How African Researchers Are Building a Quantum Community from the Ground Up
Here’s an interesting article from Qiskit on efforts to build a quantum computing community in Africa. “By 2050, the population of Africa will double,” said Barry Dwolatzky, emeritus professor of electrical and information engineering at the University of Witwatersrand (Wits University) in Johannesburg, South Africa. Current projections indicate that most of this growing population will […]
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Where Do We Go Next with Quantum Computing?
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Frank
- August 5, 2021
- Endicott
- Genius
- History of Quantum
- IBM
- ibm quantum
- Keynote
- Mad Scientist
- Physics
- QC40
- qiskit
- Quantum Computing
- quantum information
- quantum information and computation
- quantum information meets quantum matter
- quantum information paradox
- quantum information processing
- quantum information science
- quantum information science degree
- quantum information systems
- quantum information technology
- Smarty Pants
- Steve Girvin
- Steven Girvin
- Superconducting
- Yale
- Yale University
QC40 was a one-day virtual event that celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Physics of Computation Conference, which was jointly organized by MIT and IBM and held in the Endicott House on the MIT campus in 1981. We consider this conference a defining moment in the history of quantum computation. At QC40, we looked at […]
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Does China’s Quantum Computer Surpass Google’s?
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Frank
- August 2, 2021
- China
- Computer Science
- google quantum computers
- IBM
- Jiuzhang
- Physics
- Quantum
- Quantum Computer
- quantum computer google
- Quantum Computers
- quantum computers explained
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Mechanics
- Quantum Physics
- Quantum Supremacy
- Qubit
- qubits
- science
- science documentary
- super freaky science
- Technology
- what are quantum computers
When you hear about Quantum Computers, you normally think of American companies like Google or IBM, but in 2020 China flipped the script with their new super powerful quantum computer. Find out the details on this episode of Super Freaky Science!
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Exploring Quantum Computing for High-Energy Physics
IBM Research hosts this talk with CERN on using quantum computing for High-Energy Physics.
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IBM Launches Its First Quantum Computing Certification
IBM launches a new quantum developer certification program!
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Quantum Computing Breakthrough: Modular Quantum Computers
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Frank
- March 27, 2021
- Computer Science
- google quantum computers
- IBM
- modular quantum computing
- Physics
- Quantum
- Quantum Computer
- quantum computer google
- Quantum Computers
- quantum computers explained
- Quantum Computing
- Quantum Mechanics
- Quantum Physics
- Quantum Supremacy
- Qubit
- qubits
- science
- science documentary
- super computing
- super freaky science
- Technology
- what are quantum computers
A new breakthrough in the technology could really heat things up in quantum computing: Modular Quantum computing. Find out what challenges scientists are up against, and how taking quantum computers modular can help.
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