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JAXA’s eight-ounce SORA-Q sphere unfolded into a wheeled rover, drove itself across the lunar surface and beamed back images – the first real demonstration that cheap robot swarms, not lone giant rovers, could open up the Moon.

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF WiFi 8 isn’t going to be faster than WiFi 7 but it’s going to be better at supporting new devices…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Even though this is a small Quantum Computer it will be used for Earth observation and is the first of…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF As Elon Musk and buddies eye Mars as the next human colony at some point it will need its own…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF AI is getting to the point where it’s consuming more energy than small countries, and so researchers are trying to…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF By creating crypto-mining routers that lets T-Mobile offload their cellular data to a mesh network based backhaul operator T-Mobile’s customers…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF The vast majority of video imagery is low quality which makes identifying criminals and events hard if not impossible, but…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF AI needs power, and the better the AI the more power it needs … until now.   Love the Exponential…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Neuromorphic computing promises to put the power of a human brain in your pocket – literally.   Love the Exponential…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Most medical implants are dumb in the future they’ll be aware, and by creating the world’s first biocompatible AI researchers…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF Flying computers, or Smart Dust, has applications in environmental monitoring and elsewhere.   Love the Exponential Future? Join our XPotential…

WHY THIS MATTERS IN BRIEF If you had the world’s most sophisticated drone wouldn’t full hunter-killer automation be too tempting to ignore?   Love the…

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