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US Bans Chinese Tech in Cars, Sweden's 100,000 Year Nuclear Waste Plan, and Schrödinger's Cat Quantum Breakthrough
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Quick takeaways
- The Biden administration's ban on Chinese and Russian technology in connected cars emphasizes national security and aims to safeguard smart vehicles from cyber threats.
- A breakthrough in quantum computing at the University of New South Wales introduces a multi-level system, enhancing reliability and scalability for future quantum technologies.
Deep dives
New Regulations for Foreign Technology in Vehicles
The Biden administration has implemented comprehensive regulations banning the use of Chinese and Russian software and hardware in connected vehicles, effective from model years 2027 and 2030, respectively. These regulations address national security concerns, aiming to protect critical infrastructure from potential risks associated with foreign technologies in modern smart cars. Key components targeted include vehicle connectivity systems and automated driving technologies found in passenger vehicles under £10,000. The decision reflects heightened apprehensions regarding data security, remote manipulation, and vulnerabilities in the supply chain, as modern vehicles are essentially high-tech devices equipped with various internet-connected technologies.
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