CST
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The maneuver that prompted Mosaic’s spat with Eurex can improve reaction times by about 3.2 nanoseconds, according to the French firm, which calls it “corrupted speculative triggering,” or CST for short.
The CST added someone at the gig contacted them to complain and had also sent them video footage of the images shown on stage.
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The CST works in tandem with local police forces and has been widely praised for its role in safeguarding Jewish buildings across the country.
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The CST said it is working closely with police in Manchester to ensure security at synagogues is "as strong as it can be".
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The CST said it was "deeply concerned with the club's handling of ticket sales for upcoming Champions League fixtures".
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