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UK Digital ID Plans Evolve Despite Official Cancellation

The UK government's digital ID plans are still moving forward, with over 80 documents set to be stored in a digital wallet, including proof of benefits and driving test certificates. Despite the cancellation of the national digital ID scheme, officials are expanding the Gov Wallet and One Login system to allow people to securely prove their identity online.

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Space Development Agency Delays Orbital Mesh Network Rollout

The Space Development Agency's highly anticipated Orbital Mesh Network rollout has hit a significant snag, with delays now stretching to at least a year, according to SDA director G.P. Sandhoo. The agency's timeline has slipped from a mere three months behind to a substantial 12-month delay.

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Vintage supercomputer components laid out on a workbench in a brightly-lit lab.

NSA's Legacy Uncovered in Cray Supercomputer Design

The NSA's legacy lives on in the design of Cray supercomputers, with innovations from the older Harvest system influencing the development of the lightning-fast Cray-1. Although Harvest itself didn't dominate the scene, its ideas persisted as secret perks built into Cray hardware for years to come.

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US Air Force Accelerates $7 Billion Fightertown Upgrade in Alaska

The US Air Force is embarking on a massive $7 billion upgrade of its Alaska base, dubbed Fightertown, which promises to create a state-of-the-art fighter hub from the ground up. This ambitious project takes a holistic approach, integrating construction, aircraft procurement, and logistical needs to create a cutting-edge facility.

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