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A rare spin effect once limited to large crystals is now seen in ultrathin magnetic films, pointing to new ways of building faster, more stable, and miniaturized spin-based devices.

The Busy Beaver Challenge, a notoriously difficult question in theoretical computer science, is now producing answers so ...

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So, get this – scientists have managed to get a quantum computer to do something pretty wild. They’ve basically made a ‘time ...

Using computing power as a pen and the Grand Canal as a scroll, we are intelligently creating the future. From the emergence of DeepSeek at the beginning of the year, forming a benchmark effect, to ...