What if computing were unlimited… as in infinite? What type of problems could we solve? What could we simulate, model, and calculate?
One of the biggest barriers standing in the way of useful quantum computers is how error-prone today’s devices are.
Imagine a computer that could crack the most sophisticated network in a mere few seconds. Perfectly model complex weather and biological systems.
In this week's Abundance Insider: Stratospheric drones, a new space elevator design, and CRISPR-controlled materials for drug delivery.
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In this week's Abundance Insider: Samsung's 'smart' contact lenses, gamified tree-planting, and this week's virtual conference experiment.
In this week's Abundance Insider: Biology-augmented computer memory, the latest AlphaZero upgrade, and Big Data vs. the opioid epidemic.
