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Chip challenges

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Will Power Problems Curtail Processor Progress?
Using increasing numbers of transistors on processors has raised their power consumption, threatening the performance increases they've experienced for decades. Read more
Encryption-system problem

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Encryption System Flaw Threatens Internet Security
Researchers have found a vulnerability that affects an encryption system widely used to provide security for e-mail, e-commerce, e-banking, and other online services. Read more
Mobile security

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Mobile Security Issues Come to the Forefront
Experts are now focusing on mobile security, after years of discussing whether the topic is a serious problem. Read more
Context-Aware Security

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New Approach Keeps Security in Context
Traditional static security approaches no longer function well with today's dynamic networks, which feature mobile users as well as virtual and cloud environments. Read more
AI and plumbing

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Engineers Use AI to Find Leaky Pipes
Researchers are using AI to identify water leaks—which represent a serious problem for users and distributors—much more quickly and accurately than current approaches. Read more

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