Technology

Microsoft has made headlines once again, this time for the decision to eliminate approximately 650 positions within its gaming division. This move comes in the wake of the company’s landmark acquisition of Activision Blizzard, costing a staggering $69 billion. Phil Spencer, the head of Microsoft Gaming, communicated the rationale behind this difficult decision in a
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The development of flexible tactile sensors has reached new heights with the introduction of 3D micro strain gauges, as detailed in a recent study by researchers from Peking University. These innovative sensors offer customizable detection of biomechanical signals and high-density mapping of pressure, pushing the boundaries of electronic skins. The use of 3D micro strain
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The groundbreaking algorithm developed by Professor Prakash Vedula at the University of Oklahoma has taken the world of quantum computing by storm. Unlike previous methods, this algorithm offers an exponential improvement in creating uniform quantum superposition states, a crucial aspect of quantum computing. Published in Quantum Information Processing, this algorithm has significant practical applications in
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The Australian government recently released voluntary artificial intelligence (AI) safety standards and proposed greater regulation for the use of AI in high-risk situations. The call for more people to trust and use AI raises questions about the necessity and risks associated with this technology. AI systems are built on complex algorithms and massive data sets,
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The integration of two-dimensional (2D) semiconducting materials into electronic components has been a challenging task due to the difficulty of optimally interfacing these materials with gate dielectrics. The presence of interfacial traps often leads to rapid performance degradation in transistors, hindering their potential advantages over bulk semiconductors. Researchers at King Abdullah University of Science and
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