Trio wins chemistry Nobel for protein design, prediction
STOCKHOLM — Americans David Baker and John Jumper, together with Briton Demis Hassabis, shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on
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US, UK trio win 2024 Nobel chemistry prize for work on proteins
US nationals David Baker and John Jumper, together with Briton Demis Hassabis, shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday
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Zindigi Prize Sindh Regionals Conclude, Highlighting Innovation Across the Region
Zindigi Prize, Pakistan’s largest entrepreneurial competition, recently concluded its Sindh Regionals at Mehran University of Engineering and Technology (MUET). Over
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TeraWulf Offloads Nautilus Stake to Invest in Cheaper Bitcoin Miners and AI
Bitcoin miner TeraWulf has ramped up efforts to expand its BTC mining and AI data computing operations. According to a
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AMD scores big win with thousands of Instinct MI300x shipped to one of world’s largest privately held cloud computing platforms
Vultr has invested in "thousands" of AMD's Instinct MI300X AI accelerators for its cloud computing platform...
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A new era of quantum computing emerges as Microsoft and Quantinuum partnership advances Logical Qubit development
Microsoft and Quantinuum work reduces the error limits of quantum computers...
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AWS CEO Matt Garman on generative AI, open source, and closing services
It was quite a surprise when Adam Selipsky stepped down as the CEO of Amazon’s AWS cloud computing unit. What
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TSMC begins production of Intel’s Lunar Lake processor, Core Ultra 200V series
Intel’s Lunar Lake processor, also known as the Core Ultra 200V series, is being fully manufactured by TSMC for the
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King Salman Global Academy Hosts Arabic Computing Conference
The King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language launched its third international conference on Sunday in Riyadh, reported the Saudi
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Microwaves Efficiently Control Diamond Qubits | Mirage News
In a first for Germany, researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have shown how so-called tin vacancies in
