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Quantum Computing Breakthrough Achieves 1000-Qubit Milestone
National research institute develops world's most powerful quantum computer, opening new possibilities for scientific discovery.
By Dr. Priya Sharma•January 12, 2025
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Blockchain-Based Identity System Launches Nationwide
Secure digital identity platform eliminates document fraud and streamlines government services for 1.4 billion citizens.
By Ravi Kumar•January 5, 2025
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ASUS Ascent GX10 with GB10 Blackwell Superchip launches July 22, marks NVIDIA’s entry into 'desktop CPU' market - VideoCardz.com
ASUS Ascent GX10 launches July 22 ASUS has confirmed the release date of its new AI mini-PC, the Ascent GX10, which is based on NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell GB200 platform. The announcement was included in a webinar invitation highlighting a product launch event …
By Videocardz.com•July 6, 2025
Skyrim: Ultima looks like the game of our dreams - GAMINGbible
Bethesda's Tamriel has never looked better than in Skyrim Ultima.
By Richard Lee Breslin•July 6, 2025
The curious rise of giant tablets on wheels - Ars Technica
Hands-on with KTC’s 32-inch Android tablet on a rolling pedestal, the A32Q7 Pro.
By Scharon Harding•July 6, 2025
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Spotify is rolling out a new Android Auto app that includes support for Jam and a few other new tweaks and updates.
By Ben Schoon•July 6, 2025
Elon Musk’s ‘America’ party could focus on a few pivotal congressional seats
Billionaire says his new political party could try to turn attainable House and Senate seats to decide major issues
By Ramon Antonio Vargas•July 6, 2025
Some Google Pixel owners report slow to wake, laggy lockscreen on Android 16 - 9to5Google
Some Google Pixel owners have noticed that their phone is slow to wake up or has a laggy lockscreen following its Android 16 update.
By Ben Schoon•July 6, 2025
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How Can We Trust Anything Xbox Says Now? - Forbes
The Xbox brand seems to be squandering its goodwill by saying one thing and then doing another over and over again.
By Paul Tassi•July 6, 2025
Samsung is about to find out if Ultra is enough - The Verge
Samsung’s summer 2025 edition of Unpacked promises some new designs for its foldable lineup. After years of stalled progress, it’s a needed change.
By Allison Johnson•July 6, 2025
Unburied treasure: a viking hoard found by a Scottish detectorist and its ‘bizarre’ link to South Australia
An Adelaide company made the metal detector used to unearth the Galloway hoard now on display at the South Australian Museum
By Tory Shepherd•July 6, 2025
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Since 1963, when he photographed a fellow student being arrested, David Hoffman has turned his camera on rebels and rioters. His archive tells an alternative story of Britain, from Greenham Common to students marching on Whitehall
By David Hoffman. Introduction: Duncan Campbell•July 6, 2025
Dining across the divide: ‘He was a “Stop the boats” person’
With immigration, universal tax rises and big tech on the menu, could a Tory IT director and a Labour-voting financial services technician find anything to agree on?
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