Geological discovery ends the debate of what killed the dinosaurs
For centuries, one of the greatest paleontological debates centered on the demise of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
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JD Shavit
- Nov 23
Gamechanging transistor can process data at the speed of light!
Traditional transistors lose heat energy and limit the speed of signal transfer, which can degrade performance.
JJ Shavit
- Oct 29
Groundbreaking discovery ends the debate of what killed the dinosaurs
For centuries, one of the greatest paleontological debates centered on the demise of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
JJ Shavit
- Oct 20
Project Silica: The Future of Sustainable Digital Storage Rests in a Pane of Glass
Microsoft's 'Project Silica' is setting the stage for a revolution in data storage shifting to an innovative glass-based medium.
JJ Shavit
- Sep 29
Computer model ends the debate of what killed the dinosaurs
For centuries, one of the greatest paleontological debates centered on the demise of the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
JJ Shavit
- Sep 14
Super-fast DNA-based computer can run 100 billion parallel algorithms
In the ever-evolving world of computer technology, the fusion of biology and electronics is driving groundbreaking research.
JJ Shavit
- Aug 17
Ancient Game Inspires Modern Quantum Physics Breakthrough
Across human history, the timelessness of board games has served as a bridge between epochs, a symbol of unity and shared experiences.
JJ Shavit
- Aug 14
Light-based computer breakthrough: Scientists create the world's first 2D photonic circuits
In the age of connectivity where data travels at the speed of light, guiding and transporting that light is pivotal.
JJ Shavit
- Jul 31
What do bats, priests and rabbis have in common?
Researchers performed the first network analysis of textual parallels of Christian writings and Jewish sources.
JJ Shavit
- Jul 12
Quantum computers are better at guessing, study finds
Research Scientist at IBM Quantum, achieved this quantum speedup advantage in the context of a “bitstring guessing game.”
JJ Shavit
- May 27
Danish physicists make breakthrough quantum discovery
This colossal breakthrough allows quantum researchers to create a phenomenon known as quantum mechanical entanglement.
JJ Shavit
- Apr 23
Major discovery cuts the carbon footprint of AI training by up to 75%
Deep learning models that power giants like TikTok and Amazon, as well as tools like ChatGPT, could save energy without new hardware.
JJ Shavit
- Apr 17
Breakthrough quantum material delivers major advances in processor speed
This discovery is significant in the field of quantum materials and could pave the way for energy-efficient and ultra-fast computers.
JJ Shavit
- Apr 15
Groundbreaking transistor can process data at the speed of light!
Traditional transistors lose heat energy and limit the speed of signal transfer, which can degrade performance.
JJ Shavit
- Apr 8
'Einstein Shape': This holy grail of tiles will revolutionize material science
The shape, which the scientists have named "the hat," has 13 sides and can cover a plane without ever repeating.
JJ Shavit
- Mar 15
Start-up captures waste heat from cloud data centers to heat public pools
Deep Green, a leading sustainable energy solutions company, has recently unveiled a new technology that has been dubbed the "digital boiler.
JJ Shavit
- Mar 12
Can computers teach babies to count?
In recent years, there has been a lot of discussion about the use of technology in education, including for very young children.
JJ Shavit
- Mar 1
Future computers will run on human brain cells, study finds
A “biocomputer” powered by human brain cells could be developed within our lifetime, according to Johns Hopkins University researchers.
JJ Shavit
- Jan 21
First ever computer reconstructs a virus in its biological entirety
First ever computer reconstruction of a virus, including its complete native genome leading the way to alternative antibiotics.
JJ Shavit
- Jan 2
Researchers enter the dawn of solid-state quantum networks
Since the early days of table top experiments, one of the most significant challenges is to extend the distance of quantum communications.
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