2008-9 Cyber Node Report
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This document discusses several topics related to emerging technologies and trends in cyberspace, including cyberspace weather reports, virtual world migrations, combining cyber and real space, serious games summits, petaflop computing, replacing mice with neural interfaces, IPv6 crisis in 2010, expanding cyber crime and war, and 600 million outdated browsers and operating systems still in use. It also briefly mentions that robot psychology remains prevalent in society for manipulating and reducing humans.
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