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How It Would Work: Creating a Quantum Computer

A working, large-scale quantum computer is still a decade away, but researchers are currently turning a critical corner from theory to building the first small quantum systems IBM’s 2-D Superconducting Qubit Mounted on a Chip Silicon semiconductors have taken us a dazzling distance along the computing road. But even if they continue unabated to get […]

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How Environmental Satellites Are Helping Solar Power Plants on Earth

Scientists develop a method to convert Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) satellite data into detailed information about cloud cover properties, enhancing the ability to forecast available sunlight for solar power plants. The output of solar energy systems is highly dependent on cloud cover. While weather forecasting can be used to predict the amount of sunlight […]

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Miniaturization of Quantum Computers Possible With New Electronic Cooling Technology

Researchers have successfully demonstrated a new electronic refrigeration technology that can enable major leaps in the development of quantum computers. Present quantum computers require extremely complicated and large cooling infrastructure that is based on mixture of different isotopes of helium. The new electronic cooling technology could replace these cryogenic liquid mixtures and enable miniaturization of […]

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Huawei hits out at ‘groundless’ criticism amid calls for Chinese firm to be stripped of 5G role in UK

Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has hit out at “groundless” criticism of its involvement in the UK’s rollout of 5G technology. In an open letter published on Monday, Victor Zhang, the firm’s UK chief, said disrupting Huawei’s participation would do the country a “disservice”. It comes amid efforts by rebel Tory MPs to overturn the government’s approval in January of a limited role for Huawei in […]

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HOW TECHNOLOGY AND APPS COULD ALLOW THE UK TO LEAVE LOCKDOWN – BUT IMPOSE NEW RESTRICTIONS OF THEIR OWN

Apps could be key to giving citizens their freedom back, but should not be used as a way to constrain that liberty in other ways, activists warn Phone apps and other technology are proving to be a key way for countries to come out of coronavirus lockdown – but also pose privacy and civil rights threats that could linger long after […]

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