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did you know that the human body could only survive for three days without tech

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news wait that can't be true shh don't undermine

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me google has done it the request for galactic conquest can now begin in

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earnest because the tech giant has achieved quantum supremacy

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that's actually a technical term for the ability of quantum computers to solve

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problems that classical computers cannot solve or can't solve in a practical

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amount of time anyway google says that they've reached the milestone by having

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their sycamore quantum machine describe the output of a quantum random number

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generator way more boring than i thought uh that's like a regular number

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generator but uh uh it has quantum in front of it basically google says that

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while such a task would take the fastest super computers in the world about ten

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thousand years to complete sycamore did it in under four minutes ha ha quantum

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supremacy achieved no ah you're always here

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it turns out that not everyone is buying google's claim ibm who built the summit

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supercomputer that google virtually ran against sycamore says that with some

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software and hardware tweaks summit could complete the same random numerator

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generator task in two and a half days still a lot longer though that would

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downgrade google's achievement from quantum supremacy to just old

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quantum advantage and no one wants a quantum advantage that's bush league

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you never conquer the galaxy that way yeah advantage quantum

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speaking of super computers NVIDIA just laid out a vision for everyone to use

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theirs good old leather jacket jensen unveiled

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the egx edge supercomputing platform at mobile world congress la yesterday

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rather than serving as a single enormous computer egx combines the company's cuda

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x software and NVIDIA servers to provide GPU powered computing to companies that

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wouldn't normally use NVIDIA services like walmart

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low prices every day in fact at walmart in new york state

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equipped with the egx tech was able to compute in real time more than 1.6

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terabytes of data generated each second

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as a computer guy trust me that's a lot

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of data but egx is only one of six miracles that

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jensen said would contribute to a future where edge computing is available to

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everyone the other miracles including ai smart networking and 5g tech were shown

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on stage as stones in different colors

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wait is jensen wang a real life thanos no is

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this NVIDIA's end game

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oh no and mark zuckerberg went for a visit to

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the u.s congress once again you think you think they'd be friends by

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now but they hate them still these hangouts always seem a little tense

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don't they members of the house financial services committee questioned

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marky mark about the facebook-led libra association

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and its plans for creating a digital currency zuckerberg told congress that

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facebook would not move forward with libra without the support of u.s regulators and we agree libra's going to

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need all the help we can get as last week the libra association lost a chunk

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of its uh prominent members including visa mastercard and booking.com and

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facebook may face yet another blow if a just introduced bill goes through that

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would require large social networks to allow users to take their data and leave

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for another platform if they choose to just take it and go man i mean i know

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zuckerberg's a reptilian but i still feel for the guy sometimes you know i

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according to google people who pre-order the stadia founders edition first we'll

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get access first as their hardware kits will be shipped out in order of

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ordering so so some founders might not be able to

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play on launch date wow but google says all founders should be able to be up and

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running within a couple of weeks of november 19th first come first save hey

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you sicken me google you sick of me with your fairness Intel's element pc concept

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was shown to the press earlier this month but it looks like it's already

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found its way into consumer devices the ghost canyon nook was documented in

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china containing a PCIe based element

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module with a CPU RAM and storage inside

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installed any tiny backplane with another two pci slots available for a

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discrete GPU not a bad size for a tiny gaming pc

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maybe this isn't as stupid as we thought it was at first it's like Intel works

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with computers or something they've been doing this for a long time microsoft is

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for some reason developing a vr system that would allow users to walk down the

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street or anywhere really while wearing a vr headset something i've always

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wanted to do the system would generate a virtual world with in-game objects

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appearing to represent real world obstacles so the user could avoid them

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and any real responsibilities hanging over their heads also your mother-in-law

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just turns into an in-game tree or something beautiful and evergreen samsung heard

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apple was making an augmented reality headset so they started working on their

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own that's the only explanation for this patent showing a pair of glasses

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equipped with ar displays well maybe before they work on that they

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should fix the broken fingerprint sensors huh

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they did yeah carry on then samsung and defense

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company raytheon has showed off its mobile anti-drone laser defense system

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which can track and disable drones while mounted on a vehicle

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the the system's on a vehicle the drones aren't a vehicle the drones are in the

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sky yeah they are a vehicle i guess and the video for this is actually pretty

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rad with some sick rock and roll music so you know it's hardcore watch out

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drones you're dead meat buddy

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all right that's enough of this foolishness it's far too silly come back

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on friday for some less silly definitely boring tech news

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we're gonna have spreadsheets and riley yeah yeah we're adults well

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that's what they say little sandwiches