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Fujitsu and RIKEN just dropped a quantum bombshell: a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer that quadruples their previous capacity. But is this enough to leapfrog IBM and Google in the global quantum race? Let’s dive in. 🚀 The Quantum Scaling Problem: Why 64 Qubits Aren’t Enough * 📉 Limited Real-World Impact: While

Sony’s PS Store Just Dropped Thousands of Deals—But Which Ones Are Worth It? Another day, another PlayStation Store sale. Sony’s Next Level Savings event is live until 21st May 2025, offering discounts on thousands of PS5 and PS4 games. But let’s be real: scrolling through endless

Microsoft faces employee protests over its Israel defense contract—but claims its tech isn’t harming Gazans. What’s really going on? As Microsoft’s Build conference kicks off in Seattle, a group of employees called No Azure for Apartheid is rallying against the company’s partnership with the Israel

Intel’s Computex 2025 Blitz: Powering AI Workflows or Playing Catch-Up? At Computex 2025, Intel made waves with a bold GPU and AI accelerator rollout aimed at professionals and developers. But in a market dominated by NVIDIA and AMD, can these new chips truly shift the balance? Let’s unpack

A weeks-long outage at Cellcom has left Wisconsin residents stranded without reliable voice or SMS services, sparking emergencies, missed opportunities, and mounting fury. Despite partial restoration, customers demand answers—not vague corporate promises. How did a regional telecom’s failure spiral into a crisis of trust? Let’s dive in.

Your Android phone might soon become the smart display you never knew you needed. For years, iPhone users have enjoyed Standby Mode—a feature that transforms their device into a mini dashboard while charging. Now, Android is gearing up to fight back with its own version. But how close is

A statewide service outage has left Cellcom customers stranded without voice calls or text messaging since May 15th—and frustration is mounting. While partial restoration efforts are underway, the company’s latest update reveals a glimmer of progress but no clear end date. How is Cellcom prioritizing its recovery, and

Nvidia-backed CoreWeave has doubled its stock price since going public, but can its AI-driven momentum last? Investors are pouring money into the cloud computing startup, betting that soaring demand for AI infrastructure will offset its risky business model. Yet, questions linger: Is this another dot-com-style bubble, or a legitimate revolution

X is hiding your links—Threads is rolling out the red carpet. Here’s why creators are paying attention. If you’ve ever shared a link on Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter), you’ve likely noticed something strange: your post barely any engagement. Musk openly admits the platform suppresses

Meta’s to train its AI on E.U. user data without consent—and privacy advocates are furious. The company claims it has a “legitimate interest” to scrape public Facebook and Instagram posts starting May 27, 2025, but Austrian nonprofit noyb is threatening a class-action lawsuit. Is this another case