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A private project in the Democratic Republic of Congo demonstrates how mini-grids can supply electricity in sub-Saharan Africa, where over 560 million people lack access. Approximately 384 million of these individuals live in conflict-affected countries, according to the World Bank, where poverty, insecurity, and weak institutions hinder large energy infrastructure investments.

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A private project in the Democratic Republic of Congo demonstrates how mini-grids can supply electricity in sub-Saharan Africa, where over 560 million people lack access. Approximately 384 million of these individuals live in conflict-affected countries, according to the World Bank, where poverty, insecurity, and weak institutions hinder large energy infrastructure investments.

Mini‑grids can supply electricity, but what about demand? A private DRC project shows how it can work

Tech Xplore·techxplore.com·Mar 26·1 min read
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Google has accelerated its timeline for implementing post-quantum encryption, now targeting the year 2029. The company aims to prepare for potential cyber threats posed by advancements in quantum computing. This move reflects growing concerns about the security risks quantum technology could pose to current encryption methods.

Google moves post-quantum encryption timeline up to 2029 - CyberScoop

Quantum Computing·news.google.com·Mar 25·1 min read
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has implemented a ban on foreign-produced routers, specifically targeting Chinese companies linked to cybersecurity risks. This measure aims to address concerns over potential threats posed by equipment from these firms, reflecting ongoing efforts to secure telecommunications infrastructure against foreign interference. The ban focuses on devices associated with national security vulnerabilities.

FCC Ban on Foreign-Produced Routers Targets Chinese Firms Tied to Cybersecurity Risks - Foundation for Defense of Democracies

Cybersecurity·news.google.com·Mar 25·1 min read
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