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Augmented and Virtual Reality11 hours ago
By David Hamilton

New Haptic Feedback Tech Brings Realistic Touch to Wearables and VR
It's easy to take for granted the gentle buzz of your smartwatch when the timer you set for your boiling water goes off. Simple haptic feedback...
Computing1 day ago
By David Hamilton

Even Quantum Computers Can Benefit from Self-Improvement
When Albert Einstein first described quantum entanglement in 1935, he used terms like “spooky” due to its odd behaviour. It's highly unlikely he ever envisioned these...
Computing2 weeks ago
By Jonathan Schramm

Record-Breaking Quantum Encryption Link Through Micro-Satellites Achieved
A New Era For Quantum Encryption Encryption of transmitted data is an ever-growing concern as more and more critical functions are dependent on safe and secure...
Computing2 weeks ago
By Jonathan Schramm

QNodeOS: First Operating System Revolutionizes Quantum Networking
The Sudden Surge of Quantum Computing Quantum computing has been making strides these last months. It started with Google’s Willow in December 2024, maybe the first-ever scalable...
Artificial Intelligence3 weeks ago
By Jonathan Schramm

Emerging Technologies Shaping the Future of AI Hardware
A New Type Of Computing With the last few years of exponential progress in AI technology, major winners have been the builders of AI hardware. This...
Computing4 weeks ago
By Gaurav Roy

Caltech’s ‘Ocelot’ Becomes Latest Error Squashing Advancement in Quantum Computing
Last year, McKinsey & Company published a comprehensive report etching out the future trajectory of quantum computing. The report was ambitiously named ‘The Rise of Quantum...
Computing4 weeks ago
By Jonathan Schramm

Incipient Ferroelectricity – What is it, and How Could it Change Computing?
Low Energy Transistors Computing is mostly performed by silicon transistors. They are the essential component in most of today's computers, but they also consume a lot...
Computing4 weeks ago
By David Hamilton

Mesoporous Silicon: The Future of Thermoelectrics & Batteries
New insight into nanostructured materials like mesoporous silicon could open the door for improved semiconductors and thermoelectrics in the future. Notably, scientists have worked for years...
Computing1 month ago
By Gaurav Roy

Mapping Synapses for Tailored Drug Treatments Sees Breakthrough
There are as many as 86 billion neurons in the human brain. They make trillions of synaptic connections, with each neuron connecting with other neurons to...
Computing1 month ago
By Jonathan Schramm

Microsoft Invents A New State Of Matter For Majorana-1 Quantum Computing Chip
New State Of Matter To Scale Quantum Computer It has been an eventful few months for progress in quantum computing and the companies we covered in...
Computing2 months ago
By Gaurav Roy

A Breakthrough in Medical Monitoring: Next-Gen Medical Stabilization with Nanoparticle-Based Wearable Biosensors
Against the backdrop of aging, chronic diseases, and a growing population, the healthcare system is going through a vital transformation. Healthcare is simply becoming increasingly individual-centric....
Computing2 months ago
By Jonathan Schramm

Is Daisy-Chaining Quantum Computers Possible? Researchers Have an Answer
Scaling Up Quantum Computing Quantum computers are expected to one day become the core technology for advanced computation within biotechnology, material sciences, finances, cryptography, and other...
Artificial Intelligence2 months ago
By David Hamilton

Are ‘Memristors’ Key to AI Mimicking the Human Brain?
The human brain is the most complex and capable computer man has ever known. This marvel of nature can simultaneously process millions of data points and...
Computing2 months ago
By David Hamilton

Can Photonics Keep Moore’s Law Alive?
Moore's law dictates that the number of transistors in an integrated circuit will increase approximately every two years, along with computer power. This principle has been...
BioTech2 months ago
By Jonathan Schramm

New Technologies Make Neural Implants Biocompatible and More Durable
Adapting Electronics To Our Brain Over time, electronic devices have progressively become smaller and more omnipresent in our lives, from the early mainframe computer, which took...

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