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Japan built an ultra-precise sensor that may track dark matter
Japanese researchers are pushing quantum technology to the point where it can register unimaginably small disturbances, edging closer to instruments that could follow the subtle fingerprints of dark ...
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iOS 26 settings: Is your iPhone slower after iOS 26?
After updating to iOS 26, changing the right iOS 26 settings can dramatically improve privacy, battery life, and everyday usability on your iPhone. The Liquid Glass design, Apple Intelligence features ...
D-Wave Quantum Inc. reported nearly 100% YoY revenue growth, reaching $3.74 million in Q3, signaling accelerating commercial quantum adoption. Over 100 organizations run production workloads, with ...
Fumero Films co-founder Fumero calls vertical storytelling “a new cinematic language,” and credits Shorts for its approach. Adriana Santos, the other Fumero co-founder, adds working with the French ...
Amid the growing global interest in quantum solutions, D-Wave Quantum QBTS is increasingly attracting investors’ attention. The company stands out as the only one developing both annealing and gate ...
In everyday life, reflections feel simple. Light bounces off a bathroom mirror so you see your face, and sound bounces off walls so you hear an echo in a gym. Physicists call that kind of bounce a ...
Firmware upgrade available for Xsens Sirius and Xsens Avior motion sensors delivers centimeter-level vertical displacement measurement for marine stabilization and control systems ENSCHEDE, ...
Finnish eyewear company IXI is gearing up to launch smart glasses that look just like ordinary spectacles, but are able to “autofocus” based on the perceived needs of the wearer. The glasses contain ...
It has been disappointing but not entirely surprising to see the widespread hysteria in Europe in support of the illegitimate Maduro gangster regime in Venezuela, and the new round of anxiety about a… ...
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