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Intel's futuristic 528-thread monster CPU may mark end of an era as chip giant looks beyond x86
Intel’s RISC-based 7nm chip, designed for DARPA, can hit a theoretical bandwidth of 1TB/s.
The US government is launching a competition to find the best AI for fixing flaws
DARPA holding competition to see which teams can best fix software flaws with AI.
Your antivirus software will get a major boost from this new hacking competition
A new competition sponsored by DARPA will pit information security professionals against each other to see who can better use AI tools to shore up vulnerable networks and software.
Intel wants to make cloud encryption tougher than ever
Intel has joined DARPA's DPRIVE program to develop an accelerator for fully homomorphic encryption.
US Department of Defense is hosting an Olympic Games for bug-sized robots
The defence agency is challenging researchers to build tiny bots for search and rescue missions.
Ex-DARPA chief, Google ATAP mastermind is heading to Facebook
Building 8 is Facebook's new incubator for tech that will connect the world, and Regina Dugan is leading the charge.
'Sea Hunter,' the US Navy's first autonomous warship, sounds friendly enough
A nearly 100% autonomous warship will soon be unleashed upon the oceans by the US Navy.
You might actually like the US military's latest plan to control your mind
DARPA is exploring whether learning can be sped up by stimulating certain nerves in the brain.
