Drawing lessons from U.S. semiconductor controls on China, this paper highlights the importance to allied nations of correctly identifying chokepoints in the quantum computing supply chain and adapting controls as capabilities evolve across hardware and software.
🎙️ New BRSL podcast episode! This week on the BRSL Weekly Brief we're diving into three separate, yet deeply interconnected, topics: the ongoing Iran war, European pushes for rearmament, and worldwide semiconductor chip shortages.
You can find the new episode anywhere you get podcasts, just search for "BRSL Weekly Brief." And don't forget to subscribe so you can be the first to hear future episodes!
https://t.co/h7gkZEsZIS
Many thanks to Robin Geiß of @UNIDIR for joining BRSL's Professor Andrew Reddie yesterday at the @GoldmanSchool for an illuminating talk on emerging technology, security, society, and how Dr. Geiß charts UNIDIR's strategic direction.
The lecture was part of Professor Reddie's course “Progress? An Introduction to Technology and Public Policy,” examining the intersection of politics, security, and technology in the U.S. and across the globe.
I'll be speaking at "Algorithmic Warfare in Iran and Beyond" on April 1st. I'm joined by the fantastic @jessicadorsey , @mchorowitz, and @Ritwik_G. Please bring your questions!
Big thanks to @BerkeleyRisk for hosting us! RSVP below.
https://t.co/nWmYp5SxJg
🎙️ New BRSL Podcast
This week on your BRSL Weekly Brief, Professor Andrew W. Reddie answers questions about Super Micro and the alleged scheme by three employees, including the company’s co-founder, to send NVIDIA microchips to China in violation of U.S. export laws.
🚨 New BRSL Brisk Assessment!
In this new publication, BRSL Executive Director Leah Walker makes a case for why leading research institutions, like UC Berkeley, are a natural home for national security research, like the Lab's.
@GoldmanSchool
Because of the built-in culture of academic excellence and technological innovation, such institutions pose a great opportunity for research and allow researchers the space to forge ground-breaking solutions to complex geopolitical and national security-related issues.
Each week on the BRSL Weekly Brief, we'll share insights from lab experts about current events.
Listen to the episode and subscribe to the podcast here:
https://t.co/LSM2EbdufQ
ICYMI: 🔊 We've posted another episode of our weekly news podcast, the BRSL Weekly Brief. This week's episode focuses on the battle between AI companies and the Pentagon surrounding autonomous weapons, the risks they pose, and how embedded they are in current operations already.
🚨Ever wanted to know how hypersonic missiles work? Now you can! Check out our new “Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Simulator,” developed by BRSL Senior Research Scholar Dr. Cameron Tracy in partnership with Justin Ly, Anita Ding, and MIT’s Dr. David Wright: https://t.co/1upQzwphh1
This web application enables rapid and accessible modeling of hypersonic missile flight, showing how physics governs the performance of these weapons in specific, militarily relevant missions. Learn more by reading the co-authors’ user manual here:
https://t.co/dW2ilMyfIV