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The Internet of things: Ushering in the next technological revolution? – Times of India

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A new way for quantum computing systems to keep their cool – MIT News

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Major shift detected in smart home technology deployment – ComputerWeekly.com

The past year or so has seen businesses adapt to post-pandemic hybrid working, with knowledge workers gradually returning to the office after almost exclusively working from home for many months, during which time they were key in driving an uptick in smart home device sales, a study has revealed.The Plume IQ smart home market report

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If you die in this VR game, it will kill you in real life – New York Post

Thanks for contacting us. We've received your submission. The first ever killer virtual reality headset is here.Palmer Luckey, a leader in virtual reality and the founder of Oculus, better known now as a part of Facebook’s Meta, created a VR headset that will actually kill the user if they die in the game, Vice’s Motherboard

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Biometric authentication use in US businesses tripled over 3 years … – Biometric Update

The use of biometric authentication in U.S. businesses has almost tripled from 27 percent in 2019 to 79 percent in 2022, suggests a new report by software expert GetApp.The substantial increase comes amid a surge of cyber threats, with the same report suggesting ransomware attacks have nearly doubled in the forecast period, alongside the percentage

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Quantum breakthrough could revolutionise computing – BBC

Scientists have come a step closer to making multi-tasking 'quantum' computers, far more powerful than even today's most advanced supercomputers.Quantum computers make use of the weird qualities of sub-atomic particles.So-called quantum particles can be in two places at the same time and also strangely connected even though they are millions of miles apart.A Sussex University

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What is IoT? Guide to the Internet of Things | eWEEK – eWeek

The Internet of Things introduces opportunities for organizations to achieve practical gains and transformative changes.The Internet of Things (IoT) shifts human and computer interaction to a broad and widely distributed framework. By connecting various “things” and “objects”—smartphones, lights, industrial machines, wearables, remote sensors and physical objects that have been equipped with RFID tags—it’s possible to

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Quantum Could Solve Countless Problems—And Create New Ones – TIME

One of the secrets to building the world’s most powerful computer is probably perched by your bathroom sink.At IBM’s Thomas J. Watson Research Center in New York State’s Westchester County, scientists always keep a box of dental floss—Reach is the preferred brand—close by in case they need to tinker with their oil-drum-size quantum computers, the

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