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<p>A close-up view of the IBM Q quantum computer. The processor is in the silver-colored cylinder.</p>

IBM's new 53-qubit quantum computer is its biggest yet

It'll come online in October for customers to use, but it's still a largely experimental field.

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120 million workers will need to be retrained due to AI, says IBM study

But many CEOs tell IBM they don't have the resources needed to close the skills gap brought on by emerging technologies.

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<p>A mockup of Cray's, El-Capitan, the NNSA's first exascale supercomputer.&nbsp;</p>

Cray supercomputer to handle US nukes

The $600 million supercomputer will be among the world's fastest.

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How to master the art of deception like a hacker

Before ripping off her disguise, this social engineer found our passwords, copied our office ID badges and cloned our phones without hacking a line of code.

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5G isn't just for phones. Here's why

Crazy-fast phone speeds are great, but 5G could radically change the way you drive, shop or visit the doctor. We break down how 5G might impact your life.

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<p>The Vizio M series has a free tablet remote, support for both HDR formats, and excellent picture quality for the price.</p>

How to buy a TV in 2019

Updated for summer 2019, CNET breaks out the most important things to know when shopping for a new TV.

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<p>TP-Link's RE650 Wi-Fi range extender (right) is one of the four devices affected by this security vulnerability, researchers said.</p>

These Wi-Fi extenders gave hackers complete control

If you’re using one of these TP-Link Wi-Fi extenders, patch your device.

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<p>Walmart is pushing further into tech.</p>

Walmart snags Google and Amazon alum as CTO

Walmart now has a chief tech officer, and he's an exec with e-commerce and machine learning expertise.

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Huawei can't unseat Samsung without US software and chips

Commentary: Here's why Huawei needs US companies to grow.

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Accessibility tech is still lacking for people with disabilities

Companies like Apple, Microsoft have been making their tech more accessible. But for all the wins, there are still lots of misses.

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<p>The IBM-built Sierra supercomputer at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory is today's second-fastest supercomputer, but it'll be about a sixteenth as fast as the Cray-built Frontier due in 2021.</p>

World's fastest supercomputer coming to US in 2021 from Cray, AMD

The Energy Department awards a $600 million contract to build Frontier, while China and other countries are buying more supercomputers.

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Why facial recognition's racial bias problem is so hard to crack

Good luck if you're a woman or a darker-skinned person.

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