Quantum computers have long been hailed as the future of information processing, promising to outperform conventional computers on various tasks such as machine learning and optimization. However, the widespread deployment of quantum computers is impeded by their sensitivity to noise, leading to errors in computations. One proposed solution to address these errors is quantum error
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The Fitbit Ace LTE is a kid-friendly smartwatch that offers LTE connectivity, calling, messaging, and real-time location sharing. Priced at $199.95, it is currently on sale for $30 off at various retailers. Unlike traditional smartwatches, the Ace LTE is designed specifically for children and comes with a Tamagotchi-like buddy named Eejie, as well as wrist-based
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The recent federal court ruling concerning Google’s maintenance of dominance in internet search through an illegal monopoly is a significant development in the tech industry. The ruling highlights Google’s strong-arming tactics towards competitors, which has raised concerns about fair competition in the market. Judge Amit Mehta’s decision to challenge Google’s monopoly is a step in
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently put forth a new set of regulations aimed at tackling the issue of robocalls that utilize artificial intelligence (AI) technology. This proposal expands upon the FCC’s existing ban on AI-generated robocalls without explicit consent from the recipient. One of the key components of the FCC’s proposal is the requirement
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The introduction of CrossBot, a robotic crossing guard prototype, is sparking a debate about the future of safeguarding children in crosswalks. Created by Hovannes Kulhandjian, an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering at Fresno State, the device aims to provide an additional layer of protection for children crossing the street. Equipped with advanced sensors
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