Topic: Quantum Computing
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Top Companies Competing to Develop Quantum Chips
Multiple approaches to quantum chip development are emerging, with companies exploring diverse technologies like photonics (Akhetonics, PsiQuantum), trapped ions (Atom Computing, QuEra), and superconducting designs (Alice & Bob, Rigetti Computing) to overcome scalability challenges. Tech giants l...
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Quantum Computing for “Dummies”
Hold onto your hats! We're diving into the world of quantum computing where regular bits bow to qubits. These superheroes can be on, off, or both, thanks to superposition. They're entangled, sharing connections beyond distance. Imagine drugs tailored for each patient, unbreakable codes, and materials from science fiction. Tech giants are in a race, with Google claiming 'quantum supremacy' and IBM developing a groundbreaking 1,121-qubit chip. Welcome to a revolution where quantum is king!
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Nvidia Supercomputer Boosts Taiwan's Quantum Research
Taiwan is deploying an advanced Nvidia-powered supercomputer, offering eight times more AI processing power than its previous system, to boost AI, climate modeling, and quantum computing research. The supercomputer will support Taiwan AI RAP, a generative AI platform, and TAIDE language models fo...
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Interview: Bard Predicts the Singularity Within 20-30 Years
The singularity is coming, and it is coming sooner than we think. Bard, a large language model from Google AI, predicts that it is likely to happen within the next 20-30 years.
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Reflecting on 2023: The Year’s Top Technological Innovations
2023 brought us closer to the future, with AI touching every corner, the Metaverse opening new worlds, and electric cars hitting the streets in style. It's a glimpse of a new digital era, and as we step into 2024, the promise of more to come hangs excitingly in the air.
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The Enduring Legacy of Moore’s Law
Moore’s Law, an observation made by Intel co-founder Gordon Moore in 1965, has been a guiding force in the semiconductor industry and beyond. It’s not a law of physics but an empirical observation that has predicted the exponential growth of computing power over the past several decades.
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