Ready for 6G? How AI will shape the network of the future

With 5G networks rolling out around the world, engineers are turning their attention to the next incarnation.

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The first DDoS attack was 20 years ago. This is what we’ve learned since.

On the 20th anniversary of the first distributed denial of service attack, cybersecurity experts say the internet must be redesigned to prevent them.

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Mapping the world in 3D will let us paint streets with augmented reality

Machines need an exact digital replica of our world if we’re going to get true, location-specific AR—or accurate robot food deliveries.

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The first study of a twin in space looks like good news for a trip to Mars

Thanks to twin astronauts, we now have our first solid evidence of how the human body responds to long-term spaceflight—and it’s thrown up some mysteries.

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The anatomy of online dating has been revealed in unprecedented detail

Online dating is changing the way we meet. And the data from those websites is giving us intriguing glimpses into how this happens.

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This is the first ever photo of a black hole

The Event Horizon Telescope team unveiled the image for the first time today.

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The UK’s online laws could be the future of the internet—and that’s got people worried

While they’re a welcome warning to big tech, some fear that if the implementation is botched they could easily lead to censorship.

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Crowdsourced reports could save lives when the next earthquake hits

Combining app check-ins and tweets with traditional detection data could give rescue teams and residents a vital head-start.

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Meet the man who helped double-check the sums to keep Apollo 11 safe

The Apollo stories: Dennis Sager was one of the last employees of the human-led backstop for the computation that made the mission possible.

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Venture capitalists are still throwing hundreds of millions at blockchains

A look at the data shows that despite the crypto market’s long downturn, VCs are still betting big.

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Why satellite mega-constellations are a massive threat to safety in space

A recent Indian anti-satellite test was hazardous but plans for mass satellite launches by SpaceX and OneWeb could pose even greater risks in orbit.

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The space mission to buy us vital extra hours before a solar storm strikes

The sun’s violent activity can shut down the power grid and knock out satellites. ESA’s Lagrange mission will be our early warning system.

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Blockchain-powered marketplaces will be like steroids for crowd investing

Creators of a new breed of fully regulated digital assets have their eyes on remaking how money is raised—and putting the era of sketchy ICOs behind them.

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Evolving e-commerce in Asia: Preparing for the next wave of digitalization

The tensions in today’s digital marketplaces in Asia, the growing need to address them, and why cross-border collaborations can strengthen the region’s digital ecosystem.

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The crypto firm that got the memo about ICOs being over—and ignored it

Binance is helping startups raise millions in minutes, while playing cat and mouse with authorities.

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Russia wants to cut itself off from the global internet. Here’s what that really means.

The plan is going to be tricky to pull off, both technically and politically, but the Kremlin has set its sights on self-sufficiency.

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Meet the veteran astronaut who’ll be on the first launch of Boeing’s Starliner

The newest addition to the commercial crew explains how he is preparing for space again, eight years after his last trip.

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One of crypto’s buzziest stablecoins might be heading for trouble

The SEC’s “crypto czar” has implied that Dai and other stablecoins may be securities—and that would be bad news for its fans.

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Ryugu is a heap of space rubble that might unlock the mysteries of water on Earth

Early results from the Japanese Hayabusa2 mission are not just giving us insights into space rocks—they can tell us about our own planet’s history, too.

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The man behind that Apollo boot print

Lunar soil expert David Carrier is to thank for the iconic photo of some of the first steps on the moon.

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