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ZDNet Week in Review - UK December 15, 2017

The secret to being a great spy agency in the 21st century: Incubating startups What happens when a top secret intelligence agency turns to entrepreneurs to help build new tools to protect a nation from cyberattacks? GCHQ found out. READ FULL STORY Windows 10 Surface rival: Samsung's new Notebook 9 Pen 2-in-1 packs latest i7 chip READ FULL STORY These five programming languages have flaws that expose apps to attack READ FULL STORY GPU killer: Google reveals just how powerful its TPU2 chip really is READ FULL STORY New Spider ransomware threatens to delete your files if you don't pay within 96 hours READ FULL STORY Live Webcast - Cloud Migration with Confidence: 7 Keys to Success Webcasts from New Relic & AWS Safely Enable Office 365 White Papers from Palo Alto Networks Product Guide- HP PageWide Enterprise Color White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) 1. Swallowable robots could be the future of healthcare If we are what we eat, then what about edible robots that could be the future of healthcare? More ZDNet innovation stories › 2. Hackers are attacking power companies, stealing critical data Hackers are targeting critical national infrastructure. Here's how they are doing it. More ZDNet security stories › Lenovo Yoga 920 review: A premium 2-in-1 convertible with excellent battery life The Yoga 920 builds on the excellence of the 910, resulting in an impressive 2-in-1 with only minor drawbacks. READ FULL STORY More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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NASA uses Google machine learning for exoplanet detection

Researchers develop glowing plants to replace lamps...

ZDNet Innovation Weekly December 15, 2017

NASA uses Google machine learning for exoplanet detection Neural networks have thrown up lots of false positives, but also previously undetected exoplanets. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Fact: Broadband really does work over a piece of wet string Researchers develop glowing plants to replace lamps READ FULL STORY Robots will soon be able to taste and smell your bad cooking READ FULL STORY Live Webcast - Cloud Migration with Confidence: 7 Keys to Success Webcasts from New Relic & AWS Watch Now 10 Things Your Next Firewall Must Do White Papers from Palo Alto Networks Read More Technical white paper- PageWide and the impact of printing White Papers from Hewlett-Packard (HP) Learn More Get Ahead of Your Next Security Breach White Papers from One Identity Download Now Top stories 1. Mint 18.3: The best Linux desktop takes big steps forward 2. Windows 10 Surface rival: Samsung's new Notebook 9 Pen 2-in-1 packs latest i7 chip 3. These five programming languages have flaws that expose apps to attack 4. Yes, that Netflix tweet is creepy — and raises serious privacy questions Read more › Gift Guides 1. Top tech gadgets of 2017 2. Top iPhone X/iPhone 8 accessories from $6 to $200 3. Best gifts: IT pro toolbox Read more › Japan turns to drones, earsplitting sound to force overtime staff to leave The horrendous noise produced by the drones aims to tackle Japan's back-breaking work culture. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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