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MISSION POSSIBLE 
11—12 MARCH 2020 | EXCEL, LONDON

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  • Facebook to become a ‘one-stop grooming shop’ warns NSPCC ahead of proposed encryption plans
    05-Dec-2019
    10:26

    The NSPCC has warned Facebook that it risks becoming a “one-stop grooming shop” if it presses ahead with plans to encrypt across all its messaging services. Facebook is considering end-to-end encryption on Facebook Messenger and Instagram Direct – on top of WhatsApp, which is already encrypted – but there has been a deep concern that the move could prevent child abusers from being caught.

    The post Facebook to become a ‘one-stop grooming shop’ warns NSPCC ahead of proposed encryption plans appeared first on Techerati.

  • 5G and gaming: Spotlight on virtual reality
    03-Dec-2019
    12:09

    There is no doubt 5G has the potential to revolutionise the way we interact with the physical and virtual world. Yet, guesstimates of how much of a generational shift in technology it will become range from “super-fast internet at some point” to “minority report-like daily lives.” But for gaming technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), it’s clear that 5G rollout will be a catalyst in mainstream adoption. 

    Starting with what is usually hyped, we can look at the speeds of 5G. We can probably expect somewhere around 300-1000 Mb/s in the beginning, but there have been tests showcasing speeds towards 25Gb/s in specific environments.  For example, in Mitsubishi Electric and NTT DOCOMO’s 5G Outdoor Trials. In these conditions, it would be about 250 times faster than the average speed of 4G. If we equate this to Usain Bolt’s top sprinting speed (about 44km/h), it means 5G would make a person run at 11,180 km/h, or as fast as the fastest unmanned plane in the world, the Hypersonic aircraft X-43A. 

    The post 5G and gaming: Spotlight on virtual reality appeared first on Techerati.

  • coolDC opens first data centre in Lincoln
    03-Dec-2019
    11:26

    Lincoln-based startup uses groundbreaking cooling technology coolDC has opened its award-winning data centre in Boole Technology Centre at Lincoln Science and Innovation Park. Launched in 2017, coolDC designs hyper-efficient, environmentally-friendly data centres that use renewable energy and convert surplus heat into energy. In June, the company received a Gold-level Certified Energy Efficient Datacentre Award (CEEDA)... Read More

    The post coolDC opens first data centre in Lincoln appeared first on Techerati.

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