Exotic ‘Paraparticles’ That Defy Categorization May Exist in Many Dimensions
Theoretical physicists predict the existence of exotic “paraparticles” that defy classification and could have quantum computing applications...
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Rob Lenihan
03:29
IonQ CEO revamps quantum computing forecast for 2025 after shares tumble
IonQ's chief executive responds after his company's stock dropped this week...
Tomi Haslett
03:29
The rise of RISC: 2025 will be the year of the first quasi-mainstream RISC-V laptop as confirmed by the CEO of Framework but I don’t think it will be ready for primetime
The laptop mainboard will be made by RISC-V developer DeepComputing...
Michele Kucera
02:28
Nvidia’s AI agents, the best of CES, and TikTok’s day in court: Tech news roundup
As the artificial intelligence race heats up, so does the global competition for computing power — something the boom would
Quantum computing CEO hits back on Jensen Huang’s blunt words
The Nvidia leader's take has inspired some strong feedback from quantum experts...
NSF
13:28
AI vs. supercomputers: New AI-based method solves complex equations faster and uses less computing power
A new artificial intelligence-based method quickly solves complex math equations used broadly across many industries — and it's faster running
Patrick Thompson
01:27
This Week in AI: Biden administration’s AI chip exports restriction
In other news, the race to expand data centers capable of supporting cloud computing and AI operations continue while the
Sion Geschwindt
01:27
Netherlands strikes deal with Nvidia for AI supercomputing hub
The Dutch government has reached a deal with Nvidia to supply hardware and expertise for the construction of an AI
Buffy Block
19:27
Jensen Huang crushed the quantum stocks, and now the so-called ‘Pharma Bro’ is going for the kill
Martin Shkreli says he’s short the likes of Rigetti Computing as market resembles the dotcom bubble...
UCD Research Innovation
13:22
Scientists Create Split-Electrons, Unlocking the Future of Quantum Computing
Topological quantum computers a step closer with a new method to ‘split’ electrons. Electrons, once thought to be indivisible, may
