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Internet early stages

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From the archives: 30 years ago, a nascent 'Internet' was under attack

A software worm invaded a supernetwork of computers and sparked a scare. Our report at the time heralded the rise of hacking and the importance of cybersecurity

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Physics

The baffling quantum maths solution it took 10 years to understand

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Technology

Battling AI algorithm tested on a quantum computer for first time

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IBM unveils its first commercial quantum computer

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IBM unveils its first commercial quantum computer

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Physics

Intel’s quest to build the world’s first true quantum computer

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Your whole office could be a computer thanks to sculpted Wi-Fi waves

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Your whole office could be a computer thanks to sculpted Wi-Fi waves

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Lee Cronin: Can we make computers with chemicals?

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Lee Cronin: Can we make computers with chemicals?

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A zap from a laser could make bigger quantum computers possible

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A zap from a laser could make bigger quantum computers possible

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Sugata Mitra

Humans

Don't teach kids – I've shown their hive mind can learn on its own

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Michelle Simmons

Technology

Forget quantum laptops, our quantum computing future is in the cloud

Australian of the Year Michelle Simmons is hoping her work building a new type of quantum computer can solve problems we don't even know about

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Technology

Tiny supercomputers could be made from the skeleton inside your cells

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Technology

AI alchemists spit out the recipe for any molecule you want to make

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Technology

Could the world's mightiest computers be too complicated to use?

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AI's dirty secret: Energy-guzzling machines may fuel global warming

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