Scientists Find Strong Evidence for a Particle Made Entirely of Force
A Chinese-led international team says 15 years of experiments at the Beijing Electron Positron Collider II have established the existence of the long-predicted glueball.
Zuckerberg Makes the Case for AI Power in Everyone’s Hands
Meta’s CEO argues for widely distributed superintelligence, but his company’s position in the AI race raises questions about the motives behind his vision.
Inside the Infrastructure That Made Google a Computing Giant
Google transformed data centers through custom servers, energy-efficient cooling, massive fiber networks, and software that treats entire facilities as single computers.
Single-Electron Memory Could Push Data Storage Toward Its Physical Limit
A 2D flash memory device uses graphene to store one bit with a single electron, potentially reducing energy use while improving storage density and data-transfer speeds.
Academic AI Research Finds a New Role as Industry Controls the Frontier
Universities are turning resource constraints into opportunities to study AI efficiency, scientific applications, bias, and questions commercial labs may overlook.
