Computers & Gadgets

Quantum Machines selected to build center that will house multiple types of QPU systems under one roof, positioning it as a hotbed for innovation.

"Sex with Hilter" portrays the Nazi leader as a powerful and muscular figure, who at the end of World War II fights for his life and has relations with multiple women.

"Hour of Code," a week-long global event that launches Dec. 12, reaches tens of millions of students in over 180 countries.

Amazon has begun showing a far greater interest in Israeli consumers in recent years.

Group of rabbis representing Hassidic sects and Haredi groups that oppose technology warn that 3D viewing in general and goggles in particular will corrupt users and "pull hearts away."

State of California alleges a host of violations by the company behind mega-brands like "Guitar Hero," "World of Warcraft," and "Candy Crush Saga," says executives failed to address the issue despite the growing number of complaints. "The picture the lawsuit paints is not the Blizzard workplace of today," gaming giant asserts.

The move is part of the tech giant's global rollout of Apple’s mobile wallet services. It was completed after enough Israeli businesses updated their payment systems to handle EMV and NFC transactions.

At the peak of the coronavirus crisis, with businesses around the world paralyzed, Israeli application security company Checkmarx pulled off a massive $1.2 billion sale and maintained its independence in the process.

DARPA funding $12.6 million initiative to harness advanced cryptography to preserve the integrity of complex software.

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