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Government researchers are using the human immune system as a model for building a cybersecurity ecosystem, whose features would include automation, interoperability and authentication technologies.
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Why not set up mobile voting pavilions at polling stations where people could download a secure app and vote on their personal mobile device?
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A multiagency group hopes to create a cyber ecosystem that could learn to automatically assess and respond to threats. Where would humans fit in the loop?
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Over the years, NOAA has sent various data-taking probes deep into the Arctic Ocean looking for answers about climate change. In this latest, extreme test of technology endurance, the agency's swimming robots deliver high science at low cost.
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The folks over at Liquid Robotics, developer of the Wave Glider, are happy to report that one of their Wave Gliders named Mercury battled through Hurricane Sandy and successfully piloted through winds up to 70 knots, all the while transmitting weather data in real time.
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The Tianhe-2 could achieve five times the speed of the Energy Department's new Titan, but it won't claim the top spot for long.
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The new OS's lightning fast start-up can leave little time -- like, 200 milliseconds of time -- for secure boot options.
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Oak Ridge National Labs' upgrade of Jaguar combines graphical processors with CPUs in a new low-power architecture that boosts performance tenfold.
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Twitter feeds from federal, state and local agencies have become a prime source of helpful, up-to-the-minute news and tips.
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The company wants to use your "Likes" to endorse products, whether you like it or not.