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Consumer Electronics Show, Las Vegas, USA - 11 Jan 2018

Technology

Voice assistants dominate CES as Google plays catchup with Alexa

Google had more than 350 voice-controlled devices at the Consumer Electronics Show, including speakers, cars, and a giant toy town complete with a railway

News

Hackers ready to exploit new bug

Technology

How to protect yourself from the Meltdown and Spectre bugs

News

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Technology

Your computer may run 30 per cent slower due to Intel chip bug

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Technology

Engines of creation - and the people who build them

Culture

quantum computing

Technology

2018 preview: Quantum computers to overtake ordinary machines

News

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Physics

Weird magnets could make computers that work 1000 times faster

News

University of Maryland's fully connected trapped-ion system

Technology

Best-yet quantum simulator with 53 qubits could really be useful

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Technology

Nothing you can do stops this code from watching you online

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We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

Technology

We’ve figured out how to ensure quantum computers can be trusted

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Physics

Quantum code: why building the ultimate computer is the easy bit

After decades of hype, quantum computers are poised to prove their superiority over classical machines. Now the race is on to figure out what to do with them

Features

Technology

Bitcoin mining uses more energy than Ecuador – but there’s a fix

News

Physics

AI physicists: The machines cracking the quantum code

Features

Technology

Google's quantum computing plans threatened by IBM curveball

News

Technology

The stock market is run by wild robots we don't fully control

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