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2d ago
Computing Quantum Processor Completes 9,000 Years of Work in 36 Microseconds
twistedsifter.com
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u/AKingMaker
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14d ago
Computing Mark Zuckerberg envisions a billion people in the metaverse spending hundreds of dollars each
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u/KJ6BWB
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9d ago
Computing Google's powerful AI spotlights a human cognitive glitch: Mistaking fluent speech for fluent thought
theconversation.com
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u/Scientific_Thinking
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Jun 04 '22
Computing Japan sets new record, brings world closer to internet 100,000 times faster than current speeds
nextshark.com
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u/criticalbeta37
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10h ago
Computing Mathematical calculations show that quantum communication across interstellar space should be possible
phys.orgr/Futurology • u/Sorin61 • May 30 '22
Computing US Takes Supercomputer Top Spot With First True Exascale Machine
uk.pcmag.com
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u/izumi3682
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May 29 '22
Computing Moore’s Law is all but dead. This new transistor design could keep it alive and reshuffle the industry. Intel, Samsung and TSMC are racing to achieve a generational leap in transistor technology. It might reshuffle the industry pecking order.
protocol.comr/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • May 27 '22
Computing Larger-than-30TB hard drives are coming much sooner than expected
msn.com
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u/blaspheminCapn
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27d ago
Computing Quantum Chip Brings 9,000 Years of Compute Down to Microseconds
tomshardware.comr/Futurology • u/soulpost • 22d ago
Computing UK military wants to install quantum computers in tanks
thesciverse.comr/Futurology • u/cartoonzi • Jun 06 '22
Computing Apple, Google, and Microsoft agree to adopt the new "Passkey" standard to accelerate the transition into a passwordless world.
year2049.substack.comr/Futurology • u/ferhanmm • May 20 '22
Computing No Joke: Google's AI Is Smart Enough to Understand Your Humor
cnet.comr/Futurology • u/Dr_Singularity • Jun 02 '22
Computing A Nature paper reports on a quantum photonic processor that takes just 36 microseconds to perform a task that would take a supercomputer more than 9,000 years to complete
nature.com
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u/filosoful
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May 09 '22
Computing Mine e-waste, not the Earth: Scientists call for electronic waste to be mined for precious metals as supplies of new materials become 'unsustainable'.
bbc.comr/Futurology • u/insanisprimero • 24d ago
Computing 'Time crystals' work around laws of physics to offer new era of quantum computing
space.comr/Futurology • u/chrisdh79 • 7d ago
Computing A world-first computer chip transmits data via sound waves rather than electrons | Welcome to a new world of computer language encoded via sound.
interestingengineering.comr/Futurology • u/nastratin • 15d ago
Computing Samsung expected to announce mass production of 3nm chip next week
en.yna.co.krr/Futurology • u/chrisdh79 • Jun 01 '22
Computing We just moved one step closer to a true 'quantum internet' | Quantum teleportation just got us one step closer to ultra-secure and super fast internet.
interestingengineering.comr/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • 16d ago
Computing Meta on why (current gen) VR headsets fail to mimic reality — and what it'll take to reach 'Ready Player One' status - Mark Zuckerberg gets transparent about Meta's VR struggles
laptopmag.comr/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • Jun 02 '22
Computing World First Room Temperature Quantum Computer Installed in Australia
tomshardware.comr/Futurology • u/izumi3682 • 14d ago
Computing Australian scientists have created the world's first-ever quantum computer circuit – one that contains all the essential components found on a classical computer chip but at the quantum scale.
sciencealert.comr/Futurology • u/snooshoe • May 13 '22
Computing “War upon end-to-end encryption”: EU wants Big Tech to scan private messages
arstechnica.com
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u/ChickenTeriyakiBoy1
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Mar 20 '22
