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Neodymium may be the key to opening up the future of quantum Internet
Recently, researchers at Caltech have developed a new, more efficient and compact method of storing quantum data than traditional methods.
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How are marine optical cables welded?
According to Wikipedia, fiber optic cables are a type of telecommunications cable made of glass or plastic, using light to transmit signals.
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This is what happens if Google crashes in just 5 minutes
If you are a regular Internet user, bet that you are at least one or two times using Google services every day. So have you ever wondered what if Google disappeared?
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10 facts about transatlantic network cables
Up to 99% of international data transmitted by wires at the bottom of the ocean is called an underground communication cable.
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'Horror' pleasures of ancient people
Do you know what old people used to do in their spare time, when the Internet was not yet available?
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Facebook successfully tested the Aquila aircraft, ready to play the internet
This is the plane that Facebook will use to broadcast free internet to mankind.
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The truth after the microwave leak test by mobile phone
Recently on the internet or TV, it was reported that when you put the phone in the microwave (turned off) and call. If your phone rings, it means the microwave has leake…
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'Heaven or hell' if one day the Internet stops working?
For many people, life without the Internet for a few hours is unimaginable. So what if one day the Internet stops working? Its implications are things that you never wan…
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Can someday cells in your body connect to your smartphone?
With recent research, scientists think it is possible.
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8 maps showing: 'What the hell can happen in this life too'
Do you wonder where the furiest men are? Or is it a country with a growing divorce rate ... stable? The following maps will help you answer the questions.
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Detecting the mysterious giant staircase in Antarctica?
Internet investigators have discovered a giant staircase on a steep slope in Antarctica.
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The election machine has been around since the United States in 1945
Few people know that since 1945, the idea of a voting system has appeared, but at the time, it was considered an idea of filling and lack of practicality.
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What happens on the Internet in 1 second?
Although people seem to be unable to do much with 1 second in real life, they can do a huge amount of work in the same short period of time on the Internet.
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What will happen in a minute?
Have you ever wondered what will happen in a minute inside your body or in the world? Let Ohay discover what will happen in a minute below.
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See how Dutch people move objects instantly
Instant teleportation technology is still a product of imagination. But in the distant future, it is possible to get that technology, according to the teleporter researc…