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A month after the algorithms were revealed, some companies have already begun incorporating the future standards into their products and services.

By Allan Cabanlong Photo by Adi Goldstein on Unsplash The world that we know ten years ago has been greatly altered by the entrance of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. From the steady rise of electronics and information technology in the Third Industrial Revolution, Industry 4.0 came speeding

While information on the new internet body is still trickling out, it doesn’t look good.

Lynx Software Technologies (Lynx), a developer of open architecture software solutions for mission-critical embedded systems, has said that its LynxOS-178 platform for safety-critical applications such as military and aerospace systems now supports IPv6.

New STAR system uses technical mechanisms to guarantee user privacy

The 5G rollout is continuing, but technology companies, academics, service providers, and even governments are already starting to look ahead to the next generation of mobile technology.

Here’s how a string of numbers can foil your legally dubious plans on the internet.

A future-proof way to encrypt sensitive data is now available. Put it to use | Leaders

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Ten years ago, Techdirt was one of the few sites to be following closely some obscure but important machinations at the UN’s International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to create a top-down regulatory scheme for the Internet. The fact that the two main proponents of this move were Russia and China gives an idea of the underlying…