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February 28, 2024
Business

Breakthrough Chinese Researchers Unveil 125TB Optical Disk Format

In a groundbreaking development, researchers in China have unveiled a revolutionary optical disk format capable of storing an astonishing 125 terabytes (TB) of data. This remarkable achievement marks a significant leap forward

Business

IBM to Launch the Largest Quantum Computer Yet in 2025

IBM has announced its ambitious plan to develop the largest quantum computer to date, targeting a groundbreaking new qubit record in 2025. By linking multiple smaller quantum processors into a single, modular system, the company aims to surpass its current

January 1, 2025

Huang Xuhua, ‘Father of China’s Nuclear Submarines,’ Passes Away at 99

Diplomacy/News

Huang Xuhua, the chief designer behind China’s first-generation nuclear submarines and a recipient of the prestigious Medal of the Republic, passed away on Thursday

Ranked: The Top 25 Countries with the Most Data Centers in 2024

Artificial Intelligence/Technology

Data centers serve as the backbone of the digital world, powering everything from cloud computing to social media platforms and e-commerce. They are responsible

Password-Protected Brain Implant Brings Privacy to Mind-Reading Tech

August 16, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

A new brain–computer interface (BCI) can decode people’s silent thoughts — but only if they choose to unlock it with a preset password. The breakthrough, reported in Nature and published in Cell

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Space-Age Nutrition on Earth: Lessons from the Moon to Disaster Relief

July 29, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Education

As the world’s leading space agencies develop plans for lunar bases, one question looms large: how to feed astronauts on the Moon sustainably and safely. But according to a recent report published

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AI, Misinformation, and Global Tensions Push Humanity Closer to the Brink

July 20, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The world is now closer to nuclear catastrophe than ever before, with artificial intelligence (AI), misinformation, and geopolitical instability creating a fragile new landscape for nuclear security. A powerful investigation published in

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The Untold Story of Asteroid 2024 YR4’s Discovery and Deflection Plans

July 9, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

In late December 2024, the discovery of asteroid 2024 YR4 triggered a flurry of activity among astronomers and planetary defence experts worldwide. The asteroid was first detected on 27 December—crucially, two days

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Chinese Scientists Discover Genetic Switch That Could Unlock Human Organ Regeneration

July 5, 2025
Health

In a groundbreaking development that could redefine the future of regenerative medicine, Chinese scientists have successfully regenerated damaged ear tissue in mice by reactivating what they call an “evolutionarily disabled genetic switch.”

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Opera Unveils AI-Powered Browser ‘Neon’ Designed to Perform Tasks for Users

May 29, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

Opera has announced a new browser called Opera Neon, built around artificial intelligence capabilities designed to go beyond traditional web browsing by performing tasks on behalf of users—including shopping, filling out forms,

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AI Benchmarks Face Scrutiny as Researchers Push for Smarter Evaluation Tools

May 10, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

As AI systems grow more powerful and complex, the methods used to measure their performance are beginning to buckle under the pressure. According to a recent deep dive by MIT Technology Review,

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Scientists Develop Breakthrough Catalyst for High-Efficiency Methanol Fuel Cells

April 10, 2025
China/World

A research team led by Professor ZHANG Tierui at the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), has developed a novel catalyst that dramatically improves the performance of

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Ethically Sourced Human “Bodyoids” Could Revolutionize Medicine

March 26, 2025
Education/Health

The future of medicine could be on the verge of a paradigm shift with the potential development of ethically sourced “spare” human bodies, known as “bodyoids.” These lab-grown human structures, designed without

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How Old Is Your Brain? Understanding and Slowing Down the Aging Process

March 25, 2025
Education/Health

As we age, our bodies change in countless ways, but one question that’s been gaining attention in recent years is: how old is your brain? While it may seem like a mystery,

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