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A quantum circuit

Technology

Google just made it much harder to build a serious quantum computer

To reach quantum supremacy, a quantum computer has to do a task no ordinary computer can. Google has made that harder with an algorithm that beefs up regular PCs

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DNA data storage

Technology

First commercial DNA data storage service set to launch in 2019

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Craig Federighi announced Screen Time

Technology

Apple's new app is designed to help you use their tech less

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Quantum computers are weirder and more powerful than we thought

Physics

Quantum computers are weirder and more powerful than we thought

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A family using a web cam

Technology

No more bad, blocky video calls thanks to smart AI compression

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Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms

Physics

Making custom qubits by pushing together two individual atoms

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Arnav Kapur models the AlterEgo

Technology

Mind-reading headset lets you Google just with your thoughts

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Red and green lights

Health

Computers made from human cells could tell you when you’re sick

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Computers that calculate with light could make superfast AI

Technology

Computers that calculate with light could make superfast AI

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A Bristlecone chip being installed by Research Scientist Marissa Giustina at the Quantum AI Lab in Santa Barbara

Physics

Google's 72-qubit chip is the largest yet

Google has announced Bristlecone, a 72-qubit quantum computer that may be the first to kickstart a new computing era by achieving quantum supremacy

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Technology

Old Scientist: The rise of the machines from railway timetables

Regulars

Physics

Unbreakable: The race to protect our secrets from quantum hacks

Features

Technology

Quantum computer could have predicted Trump's surprise election

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Physics

Is the quantum computer revolution really just five years away?

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