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                                    Microsoft Makes Updates Hassle-Free If you’re like most people, system updates can feel like a nuisance. They take forever, and those large downloads can hog bandwidth and storage space. But here’s some good news : Microsoft is about to make your life much easier with the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update. This update introduces something called ‘checkpoint cumulative updates.’ While it may sound a bit technical, it’s actually straightforward and highly beneficial. Typically, Windows receives monthly updates known as cumulative updates, which bundle together the latest fixes and enhancements. These bundles can be hefty, requiring significant time to download and install. The new checkpoint cumulative updates simplify this process. Instead of downloading a large update each time, your system will receive smaller, more frequent updates. These updates are incremental changes to the last major update or checkpoint. So, what does this mean for y

Quantum revolution: How Tomorrow's Computers Will Challenge Today's Cybersecurity  The Future of Quantum Computing and the Impact it has on Cybersecurity   Quantum computing is rapidly becoming the most transformative technology this generation has ever seen. This technology helps to revolutionise various industries, from healthcare to finance, it can be outstanding. However, although this can be exciting, there are challenges we face with quantum computing such as cybersecurity issues. Throughout this blog, we'll dive deeper by looking at what quantum computing is, it's current state and the risks it has with cybersecurity.                     What is Quantum Computing? Quantum Computing is based on the ideas of quantum mechanics, a branch of physics that explains how tiny particles like atoms behave. Unlike classical computers, which use bits to represent data as either 0 or a 1, quantum computers use qubits. Qubits allow quantum computing to handle and process inform