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    Intel recently released its fourth generation Core i-series processors under the code name Haswell, which are designed to perform fast for applications requiring high computational and graphics performance like advanced automation and control systems. A Los Alamos National Laboratory team also successfully demonstrated the first use of quantum cryptography to securely transmit control data for electric grids by generating secure random numbers between users with single photons. The article will discuss key factors and applications for deploying advanced measurement technologies for synchronization.

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    Intel recently released its fourth generation Core i-series processors under the code name Haswell, which are designed to perform fast for applications requiring high computational and graphics performance like advanced automation and control systems. A Los Alamos National Laboratory team also successfully demonstrated the first use of quantum cryptography to securely transmit control data for electric grids by generating secure random numbers between users with single photons. The article will discuss key factors and applications for deploying advanced measurement technologies for synchronization.

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