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    Despite successfully running for many years, astronomers behind the SETI@home project are looking for more computing power as they ramp up the amount of data they look at. And they want to borrow your system's spare time to do it.

  • Can your PC crack the secrets of the universe?

    Not many insurance company employees can say they help unravel the secrets of the universe in their spare time.

  • Why we need, and will have, P2P

    The potential of P2P seems to be immense - but like most new ideas it's potentially a double-edged sword, and a lot of confusion surrounds it.

  • Death of the free Web: A new world order

    Free turns to fee as companies begin to charge for content and services. Will gated Internet communities bring a segregation of information?

  • Group resumes Xbox cracking project

    A group of computer hobbyists has resumed its effort to crack the main security code for Microsoft's Xbox video game console.

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