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Cold-held Beilons can store and communicate information, bringing powerful quantum computers closer to reality.
Security printer Bundesdruckerei (Germany) and screen maker Samsung SDI have just released a smart passport. The OLED screen of this passport provides more reliable data.
Currently, we get most of the information from the computer through image and audio features. But as Korean scientists point out, the most extensive senses on the human…
The US scientists have just launched a system to detect air turbulence in the flight process, help enhance aviation safety, create comfort for passengers.
Canadian and US researchers have released information about a new material that can turn off or open the light beam by changing the spin polarization of electrons in the…
Imagine what your life would be like if you didn't have a radio, if you didn't watch TV one day? Receiving information on the radio is a habit, an important part of your…
Unmanned aircraft (MBKNL) seems to have truly replaced the classic fleet. Its benefits are enormous. If one is shot down, one only takes a pile of iron worth about 3 mil…
In the late 1980s, Russian Professor Kozyrev built a concave aluminum mirror system to study different types of radiation, including radiation from living organisms. Mir…
The Watson computer that won two outstanding players in the live TV show Jeopardy (USA) will be on display and allow people to experience it directly in Vietnam in early…
US intelligence agencies are scouring computers and storage devices found at Bin Laden's stronghold.
According to sources from the British ministers, the government is developing various types of cyber weapons to combat Internet threats to national security.
Ben Goertzel, chairman of the Institute of Artificial Intelligence Research (USA), said: 'The Internet is operating quite similar to our minds. Perhaps it will reach the…
The sea contains many interesting things and the latest version of Google Earth for the first time allows people to explore creatures deep in the ocean.
Wolfram Alpha does what Google hasn't done yet, but it's not a big challenge for the world's number one online information search service at this time.
A group of MIT researchers have discovered that just a few pixels of information can identify objects in an image. This discovery could lead to tremendous advances in th…