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Internet Speed World Record Obliterated by Engineers in Japan

Japan breaks internet speed record with a 319Tbps data transfer | Engadget Japanese researchers have broken an internet speed record by transferring data at 319Tbps — nearly twice as fast as last year's achievement..

Required field network engineers who have knowledge of Installation of switches, server, Cctv etc
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There Are Spying Eyes Everywhere—and Now They Share a Brain Security cameras. License plate readers. Smartphone trackers. Drones. We’re being watched 24/7. What happens when all those data streams fuse into one?

How traffic cameras work and issue challans: Violation tracking, fining explained The system automatically encrypts and transfers the data of violation to the centralised server at the Traffic Control room. The system facilitates e-challan generation along with photo/ video evidence which is sent to the violators’ mobile phone through SMS.

80TB Hard Drives Now Possible Due to New Breakthrough

H.266 Codec Promises to Reduce Video File Sizes by Half

Life on Venus? Unexplained discovery in the clouds has scientists buzzing Phosphine gas has been discovered in the clouds of Venus. Scientists are yet to explain where it comes from.

Researchers develop laser-based underwater WiFi system for sub-sea data networks A team of researchers working out of the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) have developed a two-way wireless data connection for use underwater. Strong wireless data connections are basically taken for granted in our daily lives, from cell service to home Wi-Fi networks, bu....

World’s first COVID-19 vaccine! Russia’s Sechenov University completes clinical trials of Coronavirus vaccine The clinical trials of the world’s first vaccine for the novel Coronavirus has been completed by Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University in Russia.

India is world’s most digitally dexterous country: Gartner survey The Gartner 2019 Digital Workplace Survey found that India is the most digitally dexterous country in the world -followed by the UK and the US, due to having the largest Gen Z workforce along with the desire to learn new skills using digital technologies in the workplace.