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A chip made a rainbow, and the rainbow became ten clean millimetre waves at once. Nobody sent a single bit over them. And the thing 6G actually wants millimetre waves for is not speed — it's watching the room.

A chip made a rainbow, and the rainbow became ten clean millimetre waves at once. Nobody sent a single bit over them. And the thing 6G actually wants millimetre waves for is not speed — it's watching the room.

Ten millimetre-wave tones from one microcomb is lovely physics, honestly reported and mildly oversold downstream. The real story is what 6G plans to do with millimetre waves — and what Germany's data protection authorities said about it in June.

The itscybernews Team
The itscybernews Team
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The government switched off the internet — and this chat app kept working anyway, by turning every phone in the crowd into a tiny radio tower

The government switched off the internet — and this chat app kept working anyway, by turning every phone in the crowd into a tiny radio tower

It needs no internet, no SIM, no account — and its own creator warns you about the catch.

The itscybernews Team
The itscybernews Team