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She admitted, when questioned about ITV's capability to exploit content, that there had been a skills issue in the past.
The report warned: "Almost all current and potential adversaries – nations, criminal groups, terrorists, and individual hackers – now have the capability to exploit, and in some cases attack, unclassified access-controlled US and allied information systems".
Owing to its capability to exploit intercell interference, the scheme of OMUD with ideal BS cooperation outperforms all the other schemes, with regard to their achievable spectral-efficiency.
This software tool has the capability to exploit several real-time process control strategies implemented in Matlab/Simulink or compiled on ANSI C scripts.
The proposed parallel sensing scheme has the capability to exploit the maximum available opportunities in the PU band, as each SU group simultaneously senses the specific portion of the PU band in sequence without skipping any PU channels.
Among the detection and cooperation schemes considered, the scheme of OMUD with ideal BS cooperation achieves the highest spectral-efficiency, which is even higher than the single-cell bound, owing to its capability to exploit intercell interference.
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"This is a big step towards us developing capabilities to exploit mobile opportunities," he said.
The DSPs have SIMD capabilities to exploit data parallelism.
Russia, China and others have invested in their cyberwar capabilities to exploit our systems almost at will.
However, they require special designing and manufacturing capabilities to exploit their structural potential and to be affordable for mass production.
But the demo also shows that there will be a versatile, touch-friendly interface for most tasks and multi-touch capabilities to exploit all the potential uses.
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