quantum computing

If the technology world were a blockbuster movie, Bill Gates would be both the star and the director. Even after stepping back from Microsoft's daily grind, his fingerprints are all over the innovations steering the company into uncharted territories. From artificial intelligence (AI)...

When the name Bill Gates comes up, the monolithic world of Microsoft seems to flash before our eyes—those iconic Windows boot sounds, the blue screens of death during your college project, and now, the AI-powered applications you likely use daily. Gates’s story isn’t just one of revolutionary...

As we charge into 2025, the horizon of technology is glimmering with the promise of reliable quantum computing. Future-forward organizations, take notice — the time to become "quantum-ready" isn’t years away; it’s now. Microsoft’s latest announcement about their Quantum Ready program reveals...

Microsoft has done it again—a meteoric rise in its stock price has the tech world buzzing. Whether you’re a die-hard tech enthusiast, a Windows power user, or a curious investor, this isn’t just another headline—it’s a story of smart strategy, technological leaps, and an unwavering grasp on the...

Quantum computing news just doesn’t get better than this. Microsoft and Atom Computing have made significant waves in the quantum landscape by transitioning quantum data from physical qubits to logical qubits, utilizing a cutting-edge neutral atom quantum processor. If that sounds like a...

This week in tech has been a rollercoaster of excitement! If you haven't been keeping an eye on the latest happenings, allow me to bring you up to speed, especially regarding the freshly minted Windows 11 24H2 update and some groundbreaking projects in the Raspberry Pi world. Windows 11 24H2: A...

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Link Removed - Invalid URL Aussie boffins claim to have created a virtually unhackable data transfer. While we know people have made this claim before, we have to admit that this technique strikes us as pretty secure, as your average script kiddie rarely has access to quantum states...