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Brookhaven And Stony Brook Researchers Demonstrate ‘Wireless’

Brookhaven And Stony Brook Researchers Demonstrate ‘Wireless’ Capability for Quantum Network

TL;DRScientists transmitted quantum information wirelessly between distant locations.

Why it matters: Wireless quantum networks could enable unhackable communication and distributed quantum computing without physical fiber connections.

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Twitch and Amazon hit with lawsuit for training AI with streamers'

Twitch streamers suing Amazon for using their content to train AI without permission.

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foldable iPhone feels durable, fits well in a pocket, has useful

Apple's foldable iPhone prototype works well but skips telephoto lens and Face ID.

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Slovakia Finds Russian Backdoor In Traffic Speed Cameras

Russian-made traffic cameras in Slovakia contained hidden backdoors for remote access.

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Is it safe to use a USB-C laptop charger on your phone?

USB-C chargers are usually interchangeable, but wattage and device specs matter.

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Stanford Economist Now Believes an AI Job Apocalypse Is Unlikely

Top economist says AI won't cause mass job loss despite widespread fears.

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Is a liquid-cooled PC worth it?

Liquid cooling looks better; air cooling works fine for most users.

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TechCrunch Mobility: The custom chip driving Waymo’s robotaxi ambitions

Waymo built a custom chip to power its self-driving robotaxi fleet.

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Alibaba plans to raise ~$10B in a follow-on share offering to fund AI

Alibaba raising $10B via stock sale to fund AI development.

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23 Years After SimCity 4's Release, 'Eternal Commuter' Bug Finally Fixed

Two-decade-old SimCity 4 bug where commuters got stuck in traffic loops finally resolved.

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Flock CEO calls for ‘compromise’

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