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The Next Big Leap? Oxford’s Quantum Entanglement Research Could Revolutionize Technology

Oxford researchers make a significant breakthrough in quantum entanglement, promising transformative technology advancements. The discovery could lead to computers operating exponentially faster

by Mila Kenpark

2 weeks ago

Algorithms·News·Safety

Is Your Online Activity Raising Red Flags? Here’s What You Need to Know

Automated systems monitor user behavior on finance platforms for any terms of service breaches. Repeatedly accessing numerous similar pages or using bots/scrapers

by Ruby Clark

2 weeks ago

Algorithms·Energy·News·Nuclear·Safety

Cybersecurity Threats: The Hidden Challenge of Nuclear Power’s Digital Evolution

The nuclear energy sector is at risk of cyberattacks due to increased digitalization with IoT and AI innovations. Significant cyber threats could

by Karol Smith

2 weeks ago

Algorithms·Computing·Cryptography·News·Quantum·Qubits

Unlocking the Quantum Revolution: IBM’s Bold Leap into the Future

Sarah Sheldon leads a diverse team at IBM’s research center focused on advancing quantum computing. Quantum computers promise unparalleled calculation speeds, surpassing

by Ruby Clark

2 weeks ago

Computing·Energy·News·Quantum

This New Discovery Could Change Travel Forever! Oxford Scientists Make Teleportation Progress

Oxford scientists make significant progress in quantum teleportation, moving beyond short-distance information transfer. Advancements in quantum entanglement may lead to large-scale teleportation

by Boris Elyse

2 weeks ago

Energy·News·Nuclear·Reactors·Safety·Uranium

Maine’s Quiet Nuclear Revival: The “Foot-in-the-Door” Approach Unveiled

Maine is considering bills to promote nuclear energy, reflecting a national trend branding it as clean and indispensable. L.D. 342 proposes adding

by Mila Kenpark

2 weeks ago

Energy·News·Nuclear·Reactors

From Atom to Green: Europe’s Energizing Shift Away from Nuclear Power

In the aftermath of the Three Mile Island incident, Europe saw significant protests and political shifts against nuclear energy. Germany and Austria

by Emily Watson

2 weeks ago

Energy·News·Nuclear·Reactors·Safety

Czechia’s Unyielding Faith in Nuclear Power Captures Europe’s Attention

Czechia is a leading advocate for nuclear energy in Europe, with 77% public support according to a Eurobarometer survey. This support positions

by Derek Lewis

2 weeks ago

Energy·News

The GHz Paradox Unveiled! Why Faster Isn’t Always Better

The GHz Paradox challenges the notion that higher GHz guarantees better processor performance. Modern advancements prioritize multi-threading and core architecture over just

by Shawna Zebrowski

2 weeks ago

Algorithms·Computing·Cryptography·News·Sensors·Simulation

Unlocking Precision: The Quantum State Overlap Conundrum

Quantum information processing focuses on understanding the overlap of quantum states, crucial for diverse applications like quantum machine learning and platform verification.