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Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have come up with a new hardware design that improves data security in the cloud by disguising the cloud servers’ memory-access pattern…
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New Design Aims To Boost Cloud Computing Security And Encryption
Posted by Technology on July 3rd, 2013
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Posted by e! Science News - Latest science news on July 2nd, 2013
Cloud computing — outsourcing computational tasks over the Internet — could give home-computer users unprecedented processing power and let small companies launch sophisticated Web services without building massive server farms.
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Posted by ScienceDaily: Top Technology News on July 2nd, 2013
A new hardware design makes data encryption more secure by disguising cloud servers’ memory-access patterns.
Control Theory Adaptations Could Improve Critical Software: MIT
Posted by Technology on March 20th, 2013
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Researchers from MIT and Georgia Tech have adapted techniques that ensure airplanes won’t stall out during flight to prove that computer programs will not divide by zero.
Specifically, the re…
Posted in Science General, Technology Tags: Academic Research, Approximate Computation, Commercial Software, Computational Accuracy, Control Theory, Critical Control, Critical Software, Decision Systems, Divide By Zero, Dynamical Systems, Formal Verification Techniques, Good Behavior, Hardware Design, journal of science news, Lyapunov Function, Mainstay, Pendulum System, Power Efficiency, Power Grids, Principal Research Scientist, publication science, science from world, Science Journal, science live, Science News, science portal, Stable State No Comments »Samsung Galaxy Note II Smartphone Available On All Carriers
Posted by Technology on September 19th, 2012
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Samsung announced on Wednesday that its Galaxy Note II smartphone will be available on all four major carriers in the U.S. by mid-November.
The new smartphone is the successor to the current Galax…
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