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Canadian Startup Qubic Unveils Cryogenic Amplifier That Could Transform Quantum Computing
Qubic Technologies has developed a cryogenic amplifier that slashes heat emissions in quantum computers by 10,000 times. Expected to launch in 2026, the breakthrough could shrink cooling demands, reduce costs, and boost system efficiency. Experts suggest it may help overcome barriers to scalability, pushing quantum machines closer to commercial dep...
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6 Arrested In Noida For Using Malware To Dupe US, Canadian Nationals
Six persons have been arrested from Noida for allegedly using malware to lock up computers of American and Canadian citizens and then demanding money to fix it, police said on Friday.
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Amazon to Add Another 3,000 Jobs in Canada
Amazon, with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on hand, announced Monday it will add 3,000 jobs in Vancouver.
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Accused Yahoo Hacker Wanted in US to Wait in Canadian Jail
Baratov was indicted in the United States for computer hacking along with three other people.
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Screen Time, Phone use Linked to Less Sleep for Teens
Digital distractions, and a more classical one, talking on the phone, are linked to shorter sleeping time and greater daytime sleepiness for teens, Canadian researchers say.
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Nano-Scale Canadian Flag Sets Guinness World Record
Canadian scientists have a set a world record for creating a tiny national flag measuring about one-hundredth the width of a human hair, ahead of the country's 150th anniversary next year.
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Internet Abuzz After Quantum Computing Lesson By Justin Trudeau
The Internet was abuzz with praise for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday after clips showing him schooling an reporter on quantum computing went viral.
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Smart 'Filter' for Faster Internet Experience
As people look for faster internet experience globally, a team of Canadian researchers has designed a tunable filter that can provide the low-cost flexibility needed for the next generation of high-speed optical networks.
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Hacking Attack in Canada Bears Signs of Chinese Army Unit - Expert
The recent hacking attempt on a sensitive Canadian government computer network is similar to attacks mounted by an elite unit of the Chinese army based in Shanghai, according to a cybersecurity expert.
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Nokia to get new chief executive from Microsoft
Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia on Friday announced that its chief executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo would be replaced by Microsoft's Stephen Elop on Sep 21.Elop, a Canadian, currently heads the computer giant's business division. He previously worked with Juniper Networks, Adobe...
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Makers of Blackberry introduce Tablet
Research In Motion, the Canadian maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, introduced its first tablet computer on Monday at a developers' conference in San Francisco. But in a return to its roots, the company said that the new device, the BlackBerry...
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Researchers trace Indian Defence Ministry data theft to China
Turning the tables on a China-based computer espionage gang, Canadian and United States computer security researchers have monitored a spying operation for the past eight months, observing while the intruders pilfered classified and restricted documents from the highest levels of the Indian Defence Ministry.
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Canadian Startup Qubic Unveils Cryogenic Amplifier That Could Transform Quantum Computing
Qubic Technologies has developed a cryogenic amplifier that slashes heat emissions in quantum computers by 10,000 times. Expected to launch in 2026, the breakthrough could shrink cooling demands, reduce costs, and boost system efficiency. Experts suggest it may help overcome barriers to scalability, pushing quantum machines closer to commercial dep...
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6 Arrested In Noida For Using Malware To Dupe US, Canadian Nationals
Six persons have been arrested from Noida for allegedly using malware to lock up computers of American and Canadian citizens and then demanding money to fix it, police said on Friday.
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Amazon to Add Another 3,000 Jobs in Canada
Amazon, with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on hand, announced Monday it will add 3,000 jobs in Vancouver.
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Accused Yahoo Hacker Wanted in US to Wait in Canadian Jail
Baratov was indicted in the United States for computer hacking along with three other people.
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Screen Time, Phone use Linked to Less Sleep for Teens
Digital distractions, and a more classical one, talking on the phone, are linked to shorter sleeping time and greater daytime sleepiness for teens, Canadian researchers say.
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Nano-Scale Canadian Flag Sets Guinness World Record
Canadian scientists have a set a world record for creating a tiny national flag measuring about one-hundredth the width of a human hair, ahead of the country's 150th anniversary next year.
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Internet Abuzz After Quantum Computing Lesson By Justin Trudeau
The Internet was abuzz with praise for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday after clips showing him schooling an reporter on quantum computing went viral.
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Smart 'Filter' for Faster Internet Experience
As people look for faster internet experience globally, a team of Canadian researchers has designed a tunable filter that can provide the low-cost flexibility needed for the next generation of high-speed optical networks.
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Hacking Attack in Canada Bears Signs of Chinese Army Unit - Expert
The recent hacking attempt on a sensitive Canadian government computer network is similar to attacks mounted by an elite unit of the Chinese army based in Shanghai, according to a cybersecurity expert.
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Nokia to get new chief executive from Microsoft
Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia on Friday announced that its chief executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo would be replaced by Microsoft's Stephen Elop on Sep 21.Elop, a Canadian, currently heads the computer giant's business division. He previously worked with Juniper Networks, Adobe...
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Makers of Blackberry introduce Tablet
Research In Motion, the Canadian maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, introduced its first tablet computer on Monday at a developers' conference in San Francisco. But in a return to its roots, the company said that the new device, the BlackBerry...
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Researchers trace Indian Defence Ministry data theft to China
Turning the tables on a China-based computer espionage gang, Canadian and United States computer security researchers have monitored a spying operation for the past eight months, observing while the intruders pilfered classified and restricted documents from the highest levels of the Indian Defence Ministry.
