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Passive 'salt water' cooling boosts CPU performance by nearly 33%
A recently published scientific study has shown
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Supercomputer with 228,000 billion synaptic operations per second
The DeepSouth supercomputer has an advanced human brain simulation design, expected to start operating in April 2024.
Computer science
A 13-year-old boy became the first person to beat the classic game Tetris
On December 21, 2023, 13-year-old Willis Gibson crossed his arms over his head and leaned back in his chair while in his room in Stillwater, Oklahoma (USA), and could no…
Computer science
China tests 6G technology from space
While the beginning of the 6G technology race has barely taken shape, China Mobile - the world's largest network operator - in early February launched a 6G test satellit…
New technology
Billionaire Elon Musk's 'computer-brain' warning is vulnerable to attack and manipulation by third parties
Billionaire Elon Musk's Neuralink project to put a computer into the human brain has the potential to change the lives of some people, but it also causes many ethical is…
New technology
The neck-mounted device helps speakers avoid the need for vocal cords
A new device that sticks to the neck could help people who cannot speak due to vocal cord problems communicate.
Environment
From AI to cooling paint: Here's how buildings in Hong Kong are doing to save energy and protect the environment
High-rise buildings account for about 90% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong and developers and construction companies are looking for ways to address the environme…
Science story
Egyptian Pharaoh's Experiment: Without Teaching Babies to Talk, Can They Create New Languages?
According to statistics, there are more than 7,000 languages in the world, when and where these languages originated and how they developed is still a scientific m…
New technology
Development of a 40 MW . dual-wing floating wind turbine model
World Wide Wind Company developed a model of a vertical axis floating wind turbine with blades that rotate against each other and tilt with the wind, helping to increase…
History
Things related to the Berlin Wall are rarely mentioned
In August 1961, the army of the GDR closed the border between East and West Berlin, and began to build a wall to separate it. Here are things about that Berlin wall that…
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Science 'tips' for women how to choose the ideal man
Scientists advise women to cherish their man if he has the following characteristics: intelligence, humor, support for girlfriend's career and closeness to girlfriend's…
History
What role did women play in ancient Rome?
The value of ancient Roman women depended on their fathers and husbands.
Health
New music therapy helps treat dementia syndrome
Australian scientists are developing an app to use music therapy to treat patients with dementia.
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Scientists Can Create Oxygen In The Martian Environment - More Than NASA Has Done!
The day humans settle on Mars may not be far away. Now scientists have researched to create oxygen on the red planet and more oxygen than NASA has done.
Scientific application
Japanese sightseeing train powered by ramen soup and cooking oil
A sightseeing train in the town of Takachiho (Japan) running on ramen soup and used cooking oil has just been put into operation since early August.