Nov 16th, 2025 - Sunday, November 16, 2025 Quantum-Resilient Security: Preparing for Quantum Era The world is moving closer and closer to quantum computing. It is gradually becoming a reality and said to redefine the way we understand data, encryption as well as digital safety. The technology holds immense promises of accelerating breakthroughs in science and business. However, it simultaneously also comes with challenges and one to take a note is cybersecurity threats. The current cryptographic infrastructure is built on classical computing limits and could crumble once quantum machines reach to its full ... [Read More]

Nov 15th, 2025 - Nuclear waste may hold the key to greener hydrogen production Nuclear waste and a hydrogen economy may seem poles apart, but a new study by the University of Sharjah claims that spent fuel from nuclear power plants could be used to increase the efficiency of converting water into hydrogen and oxygen. At first glance, hydrogen seems like the ideal green energy source. Burn it with oxygen, and its only waste product is water. What's not to like? The problem is that hydrogen isn't an energy . It's an energy conduit . Calling it an energy source is a bit like thinking that electricity comes from ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - A hunting dog tracking wild hogs returned to its owner with a strange set of wounds, igniting an ongoing debate over what attacked it in the Florida wilderness. It happened in the Port Mayaca area near Lake Okeechobee, and video shared working to remove hogs from a sugar cane farm, one of my lead dogs Mouse came back to me with an odd looking injury that I could tell wasn't from a hog," Kimmel wrote in a Nov. 7 Facebook post. "There have been Panther sightings out here and no shortage of gators… which one do y'all think it was? Looks like a big cat to me… either way, I'm just ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - This summer a team of archaeologists resumed their work on a site dating back to around 600BC, known for its three well-preserved Doric temples This summer, the Italian archaeologist Tiziana D'Angelo had a lot on her plate. As the director of the Parchi archeologici di Paestum e Velia, the dual archaeological sites that lie south of Italy's Amalfi Coast, D'Angelo had begun overseeing the long-planned excavation of a recently discovered ancient Greek sanctuary. At the same time she was also devising the reinstallation of the Paestum site's elegant 20th-century museum building, ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - Growing Enterprise Use Cases and National Missions Signal Toward a Quantum Era After years of development in sterile labs and research institutions, quantum computing emerged as a top technology trend in 2025, with post-quantum cryptography being the most discussed use case. But other business use cases have now been identified. Nations are actively racing toward quantum leadership by committing multimillion-dollar investments. The number of open-source quantum computing projects on public repositories and the road maps published by quantum bellwethers are indicators that we are indeed in ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - Growing Enterprise Use Cases and National Missions Signal Toward a Quantum Era After years of development in sterile labs and research institutions, quantum computing emerged as a top technology trend in 2025, with post-quantum cryptography being the most discussed use case. But other business use cases have now been identified. Nations are actively racing toward quantum leadership by committing multimillion-dollar investments. The number of open-source quantum computing projects on public repositories and the road maps published by quantum bellwethers are indicators that we are indeed in ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - Growing Enterprise Use Cases and National Missions Signal Toward a Quantum Era After years of development in sterile labs and research institutions, quantum computing emerged as a top technology trend in 2025, with post-quantum cryptography being the most discussed use case. But other business use cases have now been identified. Nations are actively racing toward quantum leadership by committing multimillion-dollar investments. The number of open-source quantum computing projects on public repositories and the road maps published by quantum bellwethers are indicators that we are indeed in ... [Read More]

Nov 14th, 2025 - Valve launched the Steam Controller a decade ago. It was designed to make traditional PC games playable on TVs in tandem with the original Steam Machine, which never took off. Now, Valve has announced a second-generation Steam Controller alongside the newly revived Steam Machine living room console-mini-PC-system . I bought the original Steam Controller at release and never liked it that much. But later I got a Steam Deck and fell in love with it. Now I'm looking forward to the new Steam Controller. In the meantime, I grabbed my old Steam Controller that's been collecting dust, fired up ... [Read More]