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Semtech has expanded its AirLink router portfolio with two 5G RedCap models aimed squarely at industrial and commercial operators. The AirLink RX400 and AirLink EX400 target a range of industrial IoT use cases where LTE remains common.With many field assets depending on 4G LTE, often in locations with limited power and minimal on-site support, the new models could be viable choices. Many 5G routers exceed the power budgets of off-grid and embedded environments, and Semtech is positioning 5G RedCap, as defined in 3GPP Release 17, as a solution.Both the RX400 and EX400 operate on a 5G Standalone architecture and support…

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A new search for emerging jets at CERN has ruled out key dark sector scenarios Collider image (Courtesy: iStock/Koto Feja) Researchers at the ATLAS collaboration have been searching for signs of new particles in the dark sector of the universe, a hidden realm that could help explain dark matter. In some theories, this sector contains dark quarks (fundamental particles) that undergo a shower and hadronization process, forming long-lived dark mesons (dark quarks and antiquarks bound by a new dark strong force), which eventually decay into ordinary particles. These decays would appear in the detector as unusual “emerging jets”: bursts of particles originating from…

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One of the HTML elements that frequently comes into collision with CSS is the img element. As we learned in Request Metrics’ Fixing Cumulative Layout Shift Problems on DavidWalshBlog article, providing image dimensions within the image tag will help to improve your website’s score. But in a world where responsive design is king, we need CSS and HTML to work together. Most responsive design style adjustments are done via max-width values, but when you provide a height value to your image, you can get a distorted image. The goal should always be a display images in relative dimensions. So how…

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Using data collected by NASA’s Parker Solar Probe during its closest approach to the sun, a University of Arizona-led research team has measured the dynamics and ever-changing “shell” of hot gas from where the solar wind originates. Published in Geophysical Research Letters, the findings not only help scientists answer fundamental questions about energy and matter moving through the heliosphere – the volume of space controlled by the sun’s activity – which affects not just the Earth and moon, but all planets in the solar system, reaching far into interstellar space. These effects include significant space weather events. Kissing the sun: the mysteries of…

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News Starlink, a subsidiary of SpaceX, is trying to change the government’s broadband playbook, a new leaked document reportedly reveals. By Brad Randall, Broadband Communities States are being sent riders from Starlink that list caveats to the service the company will eventually give to broadband serviceable locations (BSLs) under government’s massive broadband push, known as the BEAD program. The revelation comes after several “concerned states” reached out to broadband.io, according to Doug Adams, an admin for the website. Adams said the riders, which he posted a copy of online, were marked as confidential. His post describes the brewing conflict the riders signal,…

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Quantum computers only work when they are kept extremely cold. The problem is that today’s cooling systems also create noise, which can interfere with the fragile quantum information they are supposed to protect. Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden have now introduced a new type of minimal quantum “refrigerator” that turns this challenge into an advantage. Instead of fighting noise, the device partially relies on it to operate. The result is highly precise control over heat and energy flow, which could help make large scale quantum technology possible. Quantum technology is widely expected to reshape major areas of…

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Hot take – just like the Internet era, Google is leading the AI revolution. While there are many AI solutions out there, almost none of them integrate with the daily lives of users as deeply as Google’s AI ecosystem. Case in point: the tech giant has now partnered with PhysicsWallah and Career360 and come up with specially vetted content on Gemini for JEE preparation for students in India. This means students across the country can now access the entire JEE syllabus, concepts, and even mock tests, right from the comfort of their homes. The best part: all of this is…

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Matthew Tyson is a contributing writer at InfoWorld. A seasoned technology journalist and expert in enterprise software development, Matthew has written about programming, programming languages, language frameworks, application platforms, development tools, databases, cryptography, information security, cloud computing, and emerging technologies such as blockchain and machine learning for more than 15 years. His work has appeared in leading publications including InfoWorld, CIO, CSO Online, and IBM developerWorks. Matthew also has had the privilege of interviewing many tech luminaries including Brendan Eich, Grady Booch, Guillermo Rauch, and Martin Hellman. Matthew’s diverse background encompasses full-stack development (Java, JVM languages such as Kotlin, JavaScript,…

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Posted by Nataliya Stanetsky, Fabricio Ferracioli, Elliot Sisteron, Irene Ang of the Android Security Team Phone theft is more than just losing a device; it’s a form of financial fraud that can leave you suddenly vulnerable to personal data and financial theft. That’s why we’re committed to providing multi-layered defenses that help protect you before, during, and after a theft attempt. Today, we’re announcing a powerful set of theft protection feature updates that build on our existing protections, designed to give you greater peace of mind by making your device a much harder target for criminals. Stronger Authentication Safeguards We’ve…

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