An international team of researchers has found a way to control multiple silicon qubits simultaneously with exceptional accuracy, overcoming a major obstacle to building larger quantum processors.

Researchers have extended the reach of acoustic levitation sixfold, using ultrasonic beams to suspend and maneuver tiny objects in midair without touching them.

Massive Ransomware Attack Cripples Japanese Cloud Platform A devastating ransomware attack severely paralyzed portions of the prominent Japanese cloud platform, IDCF Cloud. Hundreds of businesses and critical government institutions rely heavily on this essential infrastructure. Consequently, the catastrophic breach directly impacted 495 organizations. Furthermore, cloud operator IDC Frontier grimly warned that internally restoring data on the compromised servers appears highly unlikely.

Another Jetsons prediction rings true? Researchers have tested a capsule robot that collects microbes from the intestinal lining, an early step toward sampling hard-to-reach regions of the gut.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Draft rules would put each exempt data-sharing deal on one crawlable page naming both parties. Leaks hitting one person, 84% of reports, may get batch filing.

Generative AI Adoption Surges in Japan More than 58% of Japan’s population now uses generative AI, a staggering increase from just a few years ago,…

Japanese researchers have moved extreme-temperature electronics closer to reality by scaling their silicon-carbide transistor technology to a six-inch wafer in a commercial semiconductor plant.

Researchers in Japan turned evolution loose on the seemingly impossible, a pair of zero-thickness wings, to discover shapes that could help tiny drones fly more efficiently on Earth and Mars.

Researchers in Japan have coaxed normally rigid crystals into microscopic springs that expand and contract as molecules move in and out, a surprising first for this class of porous materials.

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Researchers in Japan have found a faster way to count individual particles of light, an advance that could help with the development of photonic quantum computing.

FOLLOW THAT STORY: Five months ago researchers demonstrated a way to print lasting color without pigments. Now they’re back with a glossy, ultralight coating that can cover three-dimensional objects.

Researchers have created the first graphene nano-ribbon whose molecular handedness can be reversibly switched, a step toward materials that can change their optical and electronic behavior on demand.

Researchers found that nanoscale holes can make nickel lighter while doubling its resistance to fatigue cracks caused by repeated stress, a boon for lightweight materials in airplanes and turbines.

Researchers have shrunk a famous physics experiment to the atomic scale, making an interferometer that can measure how neighboring atoms vibrate, which will have implications for semiconductor design.

Robotically controlled, sensor-equipped roaches could scurry through disaster zones in search of people trapped beyond the reach of human rescuers.

RIKEN researchers in Japan have created an unusually ordered, electrically polarized hydrogel that could lead to more sophisticated artificial muscles, biosensors, and drug-delivery systems.