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Honeywell and Cambridge Quantum Computing have demonstrated that they can correct in real time the errors that tend to creep into the calculations of today’s quantum computers, finding and correcting the mistakes as they occur.
President Biden issued an executive order to review why there was a shortage of semiconductor production in the United States. Meanwhile, industry leaders like Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger expect things to get worse before they get better.
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The London-based artificial intelligence company used A.I. software to predict the shape into which proteins would fold based solely on their genetic code—the breakthrough has the potential to accelerate drug discovery. A note from Fortune
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From: Fortune Editors - Saturday Jul 24, 2021 04:08 pm