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- This AI chip contorts itself to accelerate all AI applicationsComputing
- OpenAI’s GPT-5 is now designing scientific experiments with Ginkgo BioworksRobotics
- New underground Gravity Nuclear Reactors could revolutionise the energy industryEarth and energy
- China aggregates national HPC and science networks to rival Trumps Genesis MissionAI and intelligence
- The White house launches America’s Manhattan Project for science and innovationOpinion
- Google claims Ironwood chip is 24x faster than the world’s fastest supercomputerComputing
- Quantum Shells could help ultra fast detection of high energy particlesIndustry and manufacturing
- Google’s DeepMind AI just invented 380,000 new compoundsIndustry and manufacturing
- Researchers teleported energy and created negative energy for the first timeEarth and energy
- Synthetic diamonds could help extend the Moore’s Law EraIndustry and manufacturing
- Researchers have found a way to make hydrogen from biogasEarth and energy
- The world’s fastest carbon capture system extracts 99% of all CO2 in airEarth and energy
- ORNL ushers in the exascale computing era with the world’s first exaflop supercomputerComputing
- Sandia uses citric acid to extract Rare Earth elements from common coal ashEarth and energy
- Researchers smash fusion record to generate 700 times more power than the entire US gridEarth and energy
- DOE creates Digital Twins of every building in America to reduce CO2 emissionsEarth and energy
- GE floats futuristic deep ocean wind turbines as the future of renewablesEarth and energy
- Biofuels made using giant Pacific Kelp elevators could power a tenth of all US transportEarth and energy
- Bill Gates latest nuclear power plant burns nuclear waste and packs in grid scale storageEarth and energy
- The US government unveils plans to build a nuclear power station on the MoonEarth and energy
- US researchers 3D printed mini nuclear reactors, complete with nuclear cores, in a labEarth and energy
- ORNL and UPS show off first of a kind 20Kw wireless EV charging systemEarth and energy
- Researchers obliterate world record for solar cell efficiency, almost reach 50 percentEarth and energy
- World’s fastest supercomputer gets recruited to help develop a Covid-19 vaccineComputing
- Scientists developed a catalytic reactor that turns greenhouse gases into clean fuelEarth and energy
- New Lithium Metal batteries beat out LiOn to power drones for longerEarth and energy
- Revolutionary re-programmable material cannibalises itself to make new structuresIndustry and manufacturing
- New self-healing material rebuilds itself using carbon from the airIndustry and manufacturing
- A year after china beat it the US is getting it’s own hackproof quantum networkSecurity and privacy
- ORNL wireless charging breakthrough unplugs electric vehicles from the gridEarth and energy
- One in a billion enzyme that breaks down plastic found in Japanese dumpEarth and energy
- Suspicious nuclear power plants can now be monitored remotely using WATCHMANSecurity and privacy
- UC Berkeley’s atom thin display paves the way for truly invisible displaysIndustry and manufacturing
- US DoE wants to use AI to build world’s first autonomous energy gridEarth and energy
- America’s most powerful supercomputer is building superior AI’sComputing
- HPC and Quantum Computing experts partner to create the first Exascale applicationsComputing
- US Department of Energy taps HP’s ‘Machine’ to beat China to Exascale HPCComputing
- Tests confirm Germany’s “Star in a Jar” nuclear fusion reactor worksEarth and energy
- Berkeley Lab team pushes the limits to build a 1nm transistorComputing
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