The world’s smallest handmade sculpture is a blood cell-sized Lego brick
The new Guinness World Record holder for the smallest hand-made sculpture is so miniscule that you can’t even see it with the ...
Angry fishers despair at ‘Tanya Plibersek’s green tide’
Worst affected by “Plibersek’s green tide” include the flake ­fishery as well as rock lobster and octopus, giant crab, blue ...
Microsoft reveals its first quantum computing chip, the Majorana 1
Microsoft on Wednesday announced Majorana 1, its first quantum computing chip. The achievement comes after the company has ...
5 alternatives you can use to melt ice, as Mass. faces rock salt shortage
Massachusetts faces a shortage of ice melt days after a snowstorm. But here are some alternative products you can use in a ...
Black holes snacking on small stars create particle accelerators that bombard Earth with cosmic rays
Gamma rays detected by NASA's Fermi spacecraft indicate that microquasars are powered by small black holes slowly devouring ...
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The Best Donuts In Rock Springs Are Hiding Inside This Unsuspecting Bakeshop
In the heart of Rock Springs, Wyoming, there’s a little bakeshop that’s causing quite a stir among donut enthusiasts. Cowboy ...
Flynn Gold identifies high-grade silver-lead targets at Henty Project
Flynn Gold (ASX: FG1) has reported high-grade silver-lead-zinc mineralisation from rock chip sampling at its Henty Project in ...
13 Types of Mulch—and How to Choose the Right One for Your Yard
Generally, you'll apply mulch 2 to 3 inches deep, with the exception of grass clippings, which you should keep to a depth of ...
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DeepSeek has rattled large AI players — but smaller chip firms see it as a force multiplier
Several smaller AI chip companies told CNBC they’ve seen an uptick in demand amid the DeepSeek fervor and that the Chinese startup might turn out to be a catalyzing force for the market.
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AI chip smaller than a grain of salt uses light to decode data
An artificial intelligence chip smaller than a grain of salt can perch at the end of an optical fibre, harnessing the physics of light to process the information passed through the fibre – while ...