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Artificial atoms help achieve ultra secure quantum computers

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Computing

By Matthew Griffin

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6th August 2024

Artificial atoms help achieve ultra secure quantum computers

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Quantum computers can process information billions of times faster than the world’s largest supercomputers, and…

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GE floats futuristic deep ocean wind turbines as the future of renewables

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Earth and Energy

By Matthew Griffin

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19th June 2021

GE floats futuristic deep ocean wind turbines as the future of renewables

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Today wind farms are located near the shoreline but these new wave rider wind turbines…

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World’s smallest camera is so small it travels around your bloodstream scanning you from the inside

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Industrial Revolution

By Matthew Griffin

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27th July 2020

World’s smallest camera is so small it travels around your bloodstream scanning you from the inside

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Big tech companies watch you from the outside, now they can watch you from the…

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Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hair

Industrial Revolution

By Matthew Griffin

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27th February 2017

Scientists 3D print an Eagle eye camera that’s smaller than a human hair

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF There are plenty of devices today that are too small, or lack the computing power…

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