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InDetail: Rolf van Wegberg over cybercriminaliteit
Je hebt cybercrime en “traditionele” criminaliteit. Lang zagen wij het als twee verschillende dingen. Maar dat zijn het niet meer. Cybercriminaliteit wordt traditionele criminaliteit: Drugs koop je online, en oplichters zitten in je inbox. Hoe werkt dit en hoe gaan cybercriminelen te werk?
How Computational Science can contribute to a sustainable future
Untappable internet for Port of Rotterdam offered by quantum technology
De belanghebbenden in de haven van Rotterdam zullen kunnen deelnemen en profiteren van een onaftapbaar, multi-user quantumnetwerk voor hun kritieke communicatiesystemen.
Are we ready for the upcoming technological storm?
Are we, as a society, ready for developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI), 5G and The Internet of Things, creating a ‘perfect technological storm’? Researchers of the Delft University of Technology study this matter.
Nitesh Bharosa bij Binnenlands Bestuur over de potentie van GovTech
Steeds vaker ontwikkelen bedrijven digitale oplossingen voor overheden, zoals digital humans en data wallets. Om de ontwikkelingen in goede banen te leiden, moeten overheden zich in ieder geval in de strijd mengen. "Met GovTech ontwerpen en leveren private partijen steeds vaker oplossingen voor het verbeteren van processen in de publieke sector. Daarom moeten we de potentie van GovTech maximaliseren en risico’s minimaliseren. Achteraf proberen de boel te reguleren, zal veel pijn doen." zegt Nitesh Bharosa.
QuTech, Eurofiber and Juniper Networks partner to deploy a Quantum testbed
Vidi grants for eight leading TU Delft researchers
Opening Mondai: House of AI
A new ‘House of AI’ officially opened its doors at TU Delft on Thursday. Mondai is where AI science, education and innovation will come together – an important place for lectures, workshops, hackathons and other events.
Researchers invent Bluetooth that keeps on working even if power runs out
Internet of Things now possible without batteries or continuous power, thanks to the invention of 'intermittently-powered bluetooth' FreeBie
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