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Documentary: How we missed out on a "limitless" supply of an exotic nuclear power
Fifty years ago, a forgotten government experiment seemed to prove that another kind of nuclear energy could nearly eliminate the risks of meltdowns, wastes and weapons.
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First multi-node quantum network paves the way for the quantum internet
Researchers in the Netherlands have established an entanglement-based network between three quantum processors for the first time.
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Google introduces Timelapse to Google Earth
Google says Google Earth is getting its biggest update since 2017.
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First gate-to-gate autonomous airplane flight
A new era of aviation is dawning, and no one may be at the controls.
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Three human-centered imperatives for our tech-enabled future
No longer does technology just support business value -- we now show that technology shapes business value, making technology an integral part of the value equation. This refocuses ...
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A new whitepaper just released by leading blockchain oracle service Chainlink lays the foundation for new capabilities for application and smart contract developers. ...
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Ownnit lets you sell your skills and knowledge through 1-to-1 video calls
A new platform has recently launched where you can sell your specialities and knowledge through 1-to-1 video calls directly to your audience.
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Google's Pixel has a new feature that's a brilliant insult to your intelligence
You need this? You really need this? Google thinks so.
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Pandemic is pushing robots into retail at unprecedented pace
A new survey illustrates broad acceptance for robots in retail, including these crucial tasks.
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Best tax software 2021: Self employed and small business
The unprecedented circumstances of 2020 make for an unprecedented tax season, so be sure you have the right tool to navigate this annual chore. We pick the very best tax software for ...
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