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The Generative Self-Sovereign Internet

Phil Windley

Summary: The self-sovereign internet, a secure overlay on the internet, provides the same capacity to produce change by numerous, unaffiliated and uncoordinated actors as the internet itself. This article explores the properties of the self-sovereign internet and makes the case that they justify its generativity claims.

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Federal Government Signals Interest In Several Key Leading Edge Technologies

CTOvision

Pervasive computing relies on the convergence of wireless technologies, advanced electronics and the Internet. The products are connected to the Internet and the data they generate is easily available. The products are connected to the Internet and the data they generate is easily available. Internet of Things.

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Naturally Better Security: Leveraging the power of nature to enhance Internet security

CTOvision

Solutions inspired by nature are being applied to diverse fields including energy production, medicine and healthcare, architecture, food production, transportation and manufacturing. The use cases for a Trusted Security Foundation touch every user of the Internet.

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Microsoft Pluton: New chip design draws lessons from Xbox to make Windows PCs more secure

GeekWire

Microsoft’s new “Pluton” architecture has won support from Intel, AMD and Qualcomm. It’s modeled after the chip design that Microsoft introduced with the Xbox One in 2013, and also uses in its Azure Sphere processors for Internet of Things devices. Microsoft Graphic).

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Four Attributes of Openness in Modern Communications

CTOvision

SMTP was originally defined by the IETF in RFC 821 as a standard for e-mail transmission across Internet Protocol (IP) networks. The proof of success for any open system is its adoption and use by an ecosystem of suppliers that seeks to include, rather than to isolate or exclude participants. Again, Linux is a prime example.

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How to choose a flexible unified SASE solution

Network World

Because SASE connects and protects the entire hybrid network, most organizations don’t deploy the entire solution at once; instead, they start with a use case, like introducing zero trust or securing internet access, and build from there. Unified agent : Deploying zero trust across the network is among the most popular SASE use cases.

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Windows turns 35: a visual history

The Verge

Microsoft had already created its low-cost PC DOS operating system for IBM PCs, and was firmly positioned as a software company. PC manufacturers flocked to Windows, and the operating system attracted support from important software companies. Microsoft moved to a 32-bit architecture and introduced the Start menu.

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