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Over the last several years, fusion power has gone from the butt of jokes — always a decade away! — to an increasingly tangible and tantalizing technology that has drawn investors off the sidelines. The technology may be challenging to master and expensive to build today, but fusion promises to harness the nuclear reaction that powers the sun to generate nearly limitless energy here on Earth. If startups are able to complete commercially viable fusion power plants, then they have the potential to upend trillion-dollar markets. The bullish wave buoying the fusion industry has been driven by three advances: more…

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Graphene Magazine — Issue 42 | April 2026 In this Issue Special Feature: Graphene in Quantum Technologies                                                                 3 Graphene Products News Q1 2026                                                                                                  10 Graphene in Construction Q1 2026                                               …

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Mobile apps have become a primary interface for critical services, including banking, payments, and healthcare. Unlike web applications, much of the logic and intellectual property in a mobile app lives directly on the user’s device, which is an environment the developer doesn’t control. That makes mobile apps uniquely exposed to reverse engineering, runtime manipulation, and fraud. As more critical functionality shifts to mobile, the need to harden apps against sophisticated attackers continues to grow. Guardsquare builds tools to protect and test mobile applications against both static and dynamic threats. Its platform has features including layered code obfuscation, runtime application self-protection,…

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New rules introduced by the Central Bank should make it easier for customers to deal with insurance claims and in turn, help consumers reach fairer insurance settlements. In addition, the new rules around insurance quotes will make it easier for customers to understand how certain actions, such as accumulating penalty points – or paying insurance premiums monthly rather than upfront – could make their insurance premiums more expensive. This is according to the insurance broker Gallagher, which is advising consumers to get up to speed on the new rules being introduced under the Central Bank’s revised Consumer Protection Code (CPC),…

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By many estimates, quantum computers will need millions of qubits to realize their potential in applications in cybersecurity, drug development, and other industries. The problem is, anyone who has wanted to simultaneously control millions of a certain kind of qubits has run into the problem of trying to control millions of laser beams. That’s exactly the challenge scientists from MIT, the University of Colorado at Boulder, Sandia National Laboratories, and the MITRE Corporation were trying to overcome when they developed an image projection technology that they realized could also be the fix for a host of other challenges in augmented…

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WATERLOO, ON, April 10, 2026 — Preseem, a leading provider of network quality management solutions for internet service providers, will host the first-ever Proactive ISP Virtual Summit, a free event taking place May 5-6, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Eastern each day. The summit’s theme, “AI in Action“, reflects a focused, practical examination of how artificial intelligence is transforming broadband operations for regional and rural ISPs right now. Designed as an annual gathering for the people who run regional internet networks, the Proactive ISP Virtual Summit brings together ISP executives, network engineers, NOC directors, and customer experience leaders alongside voices from the broader…

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Are you wondering if your age disqualifies you from the artificial intelligence sector?  The answer is a definitive no. It is absolutely not too late to start learning AI and machine learning in your 30s or 40s. In fact, your age and existing professional background give you a massive advantage. Companies are actively searching for mature professionals who can bridge the gap between complex algorithms and real-world business outcomes. This article explains exactly why your mid-career status is a highly sought-after asset. We will cover the immediate advantages you hold, the specific roles hiring right now, and the exact steps…

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Validating Kafka configurations before production deployment can be challenging. In this post, we introduce the workload simulation workbench for Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) Express Broker. The simulation workbench is a tool that you can use to safely validate your streaming configurations through realistic testing scenarios. Solution overview Varying message sizes, partition strategies, throughput requirements, and scaling patterns make it challenging for you to predict how your Apache Kafka configurations will perform in production. The traditional approaches to test these variables create significant barriers: ad-hoc testing lacks consistency, manual set up of temporary clusters is time-consuming and…

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Image from: Aerps.com (Unsplash) Claude is down again, and users are once more left staring at loading prompts and missing replies. The Anthropic chatbot has had repeated disruptions this week, interrupting workflows and raising eyebrows among regular users. On April 8, users encountered another round of errors and incomplete responses, just a day after a separate outage affected access to the chatbot. While Anthropic now reports systems are operational, incident logs show multiple disruptions between April 6 and 8, pointing to ongoing reliability challenges as usage grows. Model errors trigger repeated disruptions According to The Independent, Anthropic said users experienced…

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Hackers linked to Russia’s military intelligence units are using known flaws in older Internet routers to mass harvest authentication tokens from Microsoft Office users, security experts warned today. The spying campaign allowed state-backed Russian hackers to quietly siphon authentication tokens from users on more than 18,000 networks without deploying any malicious software or code. Microsoft said in a blog post today it identified more than 200 organizations and 5,000 consumer devices that were caught up in a stealthy but remarkably simple spying network built by a Russia-backed threat actor known as “Forest Blizzard.” How targeted DNS requests were redirected at…

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