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16/10/2026

China's Neo1 humanoid robot uses 39 hydraulic joints to combine heavy-duty force with precise movement.

16/09/2026

Imagine sending a secret message that no one can ever steal or hack—not even with the fastest supercomputers. Scientists have just done something mind-blowing: they teleported light over 30 kilometers. That’s not sci-fi—it’s real science, and it works using normal internet cables.

Here’s the crazy part: the light itself isn’t traveling the whole distance. Instead, its quantum information jumps instantly, making communication ultra-secure. This could be the start of a quantum internet, where private messages and sensitive data are virtually impossible to intercept.
The future of secure communication just got real… and it might be closer than you think.

Source: Yin, J., et al. Entanglement-based secure quantum communication over 30 kilometers. Nature, 582(7811), 501–505.

16/09/2026

Scientists led by Jietai Jing at East China Normal University have demonstrated quantum teleportation of information encoded in a 100-pixel image across 100 simultaneous channels.

Published in Physical Review Letters, the experiment advances the bandwidth of quantum communication networks by enabling parallel transfer of multiple quantum states rather than sequential ones.

Quantum teleportation transfers the quantum state of a system using shared entanglement and classical communication, without moving the physical object itself and without enabling faster-than-light signalling.

In this work the researchers encoded the image into a 10-by-10 array of distinct spatial optical modes of light, treating each mode as an independently addressable pixel.

A programmable spatial light modulator generated a reconfigurable holographic pattern that controlled these modes. The sender mixed the information-carrying light field with one half of a shared pair of entangled light fields, scrambling the data.

The receiver combined the transmitted signal with the other half of the entangled resource through an all-optical feedforward process, reconstructing the full 100-mode array at once.

The team successfully teleported an image of the letter Q, achieving average fidelity of 0.60, which surpassed the classical limit of approximately 0.52 across all channels.

This architecture avoids the complexity of separate electronic processing for each channel and offers a scalable route toward high-capacity quantum networks.

Future efforts aim to expand the system to a thousand channels using improved lasers and amplifiers, supporting more efficient quantum information processing and secure communication.

Source: Lou et al., “Hundred-Channel Reconfigurable Quantum Teleportation,” Physical Review Letters (2026).

03/07/2026

PlayStation games are going fully digital in 2028. That's not just concerning for physical media fans - it's offensive to players everywhere.

Link in the comments for more.

29/06/2026
29/06/2026

We no longer recommend the installation of Windows on any of our devices, or any device at all.
Alternative Operating Systems will be available and discussed with our customers.

Maintenance of existing Windows installations will continue, and we will install if requested but with warnings about the insecurity and unreliability of Windows operating systems explicitly stated.

01/06/2026

Researchers have created a 5D glass disc capable of storing an astounding 360 terabytes of data — roughly 100,000 times the capacity of a standard DVD — while surviving for billions of years under extreme conditions.

The disc uses ultrafast laser writing to create five-dimensional nanoscale structures inside fused silica glass.

The five dimensions include three spatial coordinates plus two dimensions representing light polarization and intensity, allowing incredibly dense data encoding. Scientists have tested the disc under temperatures up to 1,000°C and intense radiation, confirming that the data remains intact without degradation.

This technology promises permanent digital archives, ideal for preserving humanity’s most important cultural, scientific, and historical records. Imagine storing entire libraries, government archives, or scientific datasets in a device that could outlast civilizations.

Its potential applications span astronomy, climate science, and archival preservation, making it one of the most remarkable achievements in data storage and materials science.

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