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Enhancing Security and Flexibility in the Industrial Internet of Things: Blockchain-Based Data Sharing and Privacy Protection. [PDF]
Tong W, Yang L, Li Z, Jin X, Tan L.
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Energy‐Efficient Online Training with In Situ Parallel Computing on Electrochemical Memory Arrays
By leveraging the intrinsic functionalities of electrochemical random‐access memory, the conductance response to pulse amplitude and quantity enables stochastic multiplication and parallel outer‐product operations between two vectors. This approach significantly accelerates weight gradient computations while reducing time complexity, latency, and ...
Yingming Lu+7 more
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Dual blockchain-based data sharing mechanism with privacy protection for medical internet of things. [PDF]
Liu L, Liu R, Lv Z, Huang D, Liu X.
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When Privacy Protection Goes Wrong: How and Why the 2020 Census Confidentiality Program Failed. [PDF]
Ruggles S.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Abstract Against the background of the centrality of data for contemporary economies, the chapter contributes to a better understanding and contextualization of data protection and its interfaces with global trade law. It looks at existing international, transnational, and selected national frameworks for privacy protection and briefly ...
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Abstract Against the background of the centrality of data for contemporary economies, the chapter contributes to a better understanding and contextualization of data protection and its interfaces with global trade law. It looks at existing international, transnational, and selected national frameworks for privacy protection and briefly ...
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Nature Reviews Genetics, 2001
This article outlines the arguments for and against new rules to protect genetic privacy. We explain why genetic information is different to other sensitive medical information, why researchers and biotechnology companies have opposed new rules to protect genetic privacy (and favour anti-discrimination laws instead), and discuss what can be done to ...
Patricia A. Roche, George J. Annas
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This article outlines the arguments for and against new rules to protect genetic privacy. We explain why genetic information is different to other sensitive medical information, why researchers and biotechnology companies have opposed new rules to protect genetic privacy (and favour anti-discrimination laws instead), and discuss what can be done to ...
Patricia A. Roche, George J. Annas
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