Japanese engineers have clocked a data transmission rate of 22.9 petabits per second, thanks to a new optical fiber.
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This was more than double their previous world record of 10.66 petabits per second, as per the press release.
The Icon of the Seas, measuring 365 metres, is also Royal Carribean’s first ship that can be powered by liquefied natural gas.
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Christened the Icon of the Seas, the cruise vessel commissioned by travel firm Royal Caribbean International, whose ownership was handed over to the company during an event on November 28, barely two months before its official launch in January 2024 in Miami.
Under a new announcement, AUKUS members have unveiled their plans to make use of advanced AI to hunt for Chinese submarines.
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The announcement came during a joint meeting in Mountain View, California, on Friday, December 1 (2023). Defense leaders from the three nations revealed their plans for “Aukus Pillar II,” a trilateral security arrangement set up in 2021 that aims to “help sustain peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.”
Nvidia CEO seeks local partnerships to build ‘AI factories’ Japan can create own AI infrastructure, Nvidia CEO says.
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Nvidia Corp. plans to help build an AI tech-related ecosystem in Japan to meet demand in a country eager to gain an edge in artificial intelligence.
When ready, the data center will serve companies like China Telecom and Hong Kong-based AI firm SenseTime.
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In this day and age of internet and artificial intelligence, there are massive amounts of data being generated every day. While all this data is metaphorically stored in the cloud, there are actual data centers that make it possible to access our emails just before boarding a flight and music playlists, even during vacations 1,000 miles away from home.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) was utilised by researchers to find a novel antibiotic that can eradicate a dangerous species of superbug. Thousands of possible substances were reduced using artificial intelligence (AI) to a small number that could be evaluated in a lab. Abaucin, a strong experimental antibiotic that was the end result, needs to undergo more testing before it can be utilised.
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The potential detection of objects lying beyond the Kuiper Belt’s limits may upend our understanding of what encircles our solar system.
In a groundbreaking announcement, physicists from University College London (UCL) have presented a radical theory that unifies the realms of gravity and quantum mechanics while preserving the classical concept of spacetime, as outlined by Einstein.
This innovative approach, detailed in two simultaneously published papers, challenges over a century of scientific consensus and proposes a revolutionary perspective on the fundamental nature of our universe.
Modern physics rests on two contradictory pillars: quantum theory, which rules the microscopic world, and Einstein’s theory of general relativity, explaining gravity through spacetime curvature. These theories, despite their individual successes, have remained irreconcilable, creating a significant rift in our understanding of the universe.
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Last week, a team of researchers from the University of California, Berkeley published a highly anticipated paper in the journal Nature describing an “autonomous laboratory” or “A-Lab” that aimed to use artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics to accelerate the discovery and synthesis of new materials.
Dubbed a “self-driving lab,” the A-Lab presented an ambitious vision of what an AI-powered system could achieve in scientific research when equipped with the latest techniques in computational modeling, machine learning (ML), automation and natural language processing.