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Keeping the lights on

Keeping the lights on

UCSB mechanical engineer Igor Mezic finds a way to predict cascading power outages A method of assessing the stability of large-scale power grids in real time could bring the world closer to... Read more

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Unexpected Risks of Intelligent Infrastructure

Unexpected Risks of Intelligent Infrastructure

In 1999 a technology manager called Kevin Ashton coined the phrase “The Internet of Things”. It was to convey the fact that not everything connected to the Internet generates data via humans... Read more

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Drinking Water Utility Attack – A Cyber Security Game Changer

Drinking Water Utility Attack – A Cyber Security Game Changer

Boy am I really starting to hate that Chicken Little   It looks like Chicken Little may have gotten it right after all. This time, the proverbial sky may actually be falling. According... Read more

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