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05/06/2022
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By Ramon Tomey
Chinese hackers STEAL intellectual property from more than 30 companies
Chinese hackers stole intellectual property (IP) amounting to trillions of dollars from more than 30 companies, a cybersecurity firm reported. Boston-based cybersecurity company Cybereason elaborated on the malicious operation called “Operation CuckooBees” in a May 4 post. The operation involved the theft of intellectual property and sensitive data from technology and manufacturing companies located in North America, Europe […]
04/25/2022
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By JD Heyes
Study finds Big Tech apps continue “listening” and gathering data even when mic is set to “mute”
If you’ve noticed in the past that you are being shown ads based on something you may have mentioned to a friend or spouse and thought that it was just a coincidence, you’re mistaken, according to a new, but as yet unpublished, study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. According to a press release from the institution, […]
03/14/2022
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By Virgilio Marin
Stanford researchers create photon diode for all-optical computer that runs on light instead of electricity
Researchers from Stanford University developed a photon diode that could be used for an all-optical computer that uses light instead of electricity for computing. Photon diodes — devices that allow light to flow in only one direction — are ubiquitous in modern electronics and can be found in LEDs, solar cells and integrated circuits used in computing and communications. But most diodes are not small enough for […]
11/26/2020
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By Virgilio Marin
“Important theoretical finding” shows how breaks in temporal symmetry result in molecules that can encode data from Weyl semimetals
A study published in Scientific Reports shows that breaks in temporal symmetry can produce molecules in materials called Weyl semimetals that can encode data. Researchers from Brazil and Iceland said that the theoretical finding can contribute to the development of quantum computing and spintronics – an emerging technology that uses electron spin instead of electron charge for faster, more efficient […]
04/12/2020
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By Franz Walker
Affordable quantum computers: Researchers discover a new method of creating small lattice waves in silicon crystals that encode quantum info
While modern computing power has been growing at an exponential rate, experts say it’ll soon hit a brick wall as it hits the fundamental limit on how many transistors can be packed into a computer chip. As such, many scientists are now looking towards quantum computers as the future of computing. However, a number of […]
02/03/2020
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By Arsenio Toledo
Amazing study reveals bees can connect symbols to numbers: Insects COMPUTE
Research has established that bees understand the concept of zero and are capable of doing basic math. Now, a recent research conducted by scientists from the RMIT University in Australia suggests that bees are also capable of being trained to connect symbols to numbers in order to receive food. This experiment used a carrot and stick reward system to […]
09/30/2019
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By Edsel Cook
One step closer to faster computers: Magnets blasted by lasers “act like oil and water in a jar”
Magnets rapidly recover their magnetic properties after taking a sharp hit that disrupts their magnetism. Researchers have learned more about this natural ability in an experiment where they fired lasers at slim magnets. The University of Colorado Boulder team examined what happened after a laser beam hit a magnet. They found that the magnetic spins of the […]
09/22/2019
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By Edsel Cook
New computer models suggest life on the nearest exoplanets may already be thriving
There are rocky exoplanets around the size of Earth that lie within a few light-years of the solar system. While these relatively nearby worlds receive intense radiation from their active stars, they might eventually bear alien life – if they haven’t already done so. These planets lie well within the habitable zone of stars like […]
07/24/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Quantum computer time machine: Russian physicists can move small particles a fraction of a second into the past
Russian researchers claim that they developed a “time machine” capable of sending subatomic particles in the opposite direction of time’s arrow. The quantum device is said to transport tiny bits of matter a fraction of a second into the past. Conducted by the Moscow Institute of Physics & Technology (MIPT), the device used electrons as […]
06/25/2019
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By Edsel Cook
Microprocessors generate heat: Running an LED in reverse could cool them
Researchers found a way to turn a light-emitting diode into a cooling system. By reversing the electrodes of the LED, its light chilled nearby electronics. The new approach holds great promise for solid-state cooling tech. The next generation of microprocessors must fit numerous transistors into cramped conditions. Existing cooling techniques cannot vent the immense heat fast enough. Laser cooling was the first […]
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