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Belgian research lab Imec has created the world’s first quantum-dot-based quantum device using High-NA EUV lithography.
This advanced manufacturing technology enables the production of ultra-precise structures with gaps as small as 6 nanometers and could allow the integration of millions of qubits on a single chip. Silicon quantum dots are considered one of the most promising approaches for large-scale quantum computing because they are compatible with existing semiconductor manufacturing infrastructure. Today, the main challenge is not creating qubits but scaling them up to industrial levels.
Jun 1
GPU in orbit: Canadian startup builds the world’s first commercial data center in space
Canadian company Kepler Communications has deployed the largest computing data center in orbit to date, already serving 18 clients. It recently announced a new partner - startup Sophia Space, which will test its software on a unique orbital computer hosted aboard Kepler’s satellite constellation. Although interest in space-based data centers is rapidly growing, the number of GPUs in orbit remains limited. However, this is beginning to change, as a clearer short-term business
Apr 23
Starlink mobile 5G could deliver up to 150 Mbps even in the Arctic using “cell towers in space.”
Starlink plans to launch a global 5G phone service with download speeds up to 150 Mbps, about 50% higher than originally expected. SpaceX has received approval from the Federal Communications Commission to deploy up to 15,000 direct-to-cell satellites, compared with roughly 650 currently in orbit. After acquiring spectrum from EchoStar (formerly owned by DISH Network), Elon Musk said Starlink could launch an independent mobile network competing with operators like T-Mobile an
Mar 8
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