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Quantum control with light paves way for ultra-fast computers
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Wirelessly charging your phone risks depleting the life of devices using typical lithium-ion batteries
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How to solve real problems on modern quantum computers
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Will your future computer be made using bacteria?
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The findings could help researchers find ways to...
Using artificial intelligence to control a robotic arm provides a more efficient way to...
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