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Explanations about energy, space, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, robotics and other disruptive technologies.
Quantum internet: Europe starts building a prototype linking quantum computers over hundreds of kilometres
The University of Innsbruck in Austria received €5.4 million to help link ion-based quantum computers over optical fibre, as part of Europe's Quantum Internet Alliance. It is a 3.5-year project — the promise is big, but the result is still to come.
AI fever: South Korea exports $60 billion in chips in a single month
South Korea's semiconductor exports more than tripled in September, driven by memory demand for artificial intelligence. Here is what lies behind the number and why memory markets tend to be volatile.
Crew-13 reaches the Space Station on the fastest US trip ever
Four astronauts from the US, Canada and Russia reached the ISS in under 8 hours aboard Crew Dragon, after a leak delayed the mission in September.
Fusion: CFS orders 10,000 km of superconducting tape before proving its reactor works
Commonwealth Fusion Systems signed the largest superconducting tape order ever announced with Japan's Fujikura, aimed at its first commercial plant. But the machine that must prove net energy gain has not been switched on yet.