Atoms Read Multiple Times Boost Quantum Computer Accuracy
Researchers at Caltech have demonstrated a suite of tools that enable repeated, high‑fidelity readout of neutral‑atom qubits using ancilla atoms, achieving 0.98 measurement fidelity after four cycles. The approach includes coherence‑preserving atom‑loss detection and a circuit‑based algorithmic cooling method that lowers atomic motion without disturbing quantum information. High‑fidelity Rydberg entangling gates underpin both the readout and cooling processes, addressing long‑standing heating and loss issues in neutral‑atom arrays. While promising, scaling the technique to larger arrays will require managing crosstalk, environmental noise, and the overhead of additional ancilla atoms.
New Design Guidelines for Atom-Thin Oxide Transistors Enable Reliable 3D Chip Integration
Researchers at National Taiwan University introduced a unified analytical framework that captures how channel thickness, trap states, interface quality, and surface roughness together dictate the performance of ultrathin indium‑oxide and tungsten‑doped indium‑oxide transistors. The model accurately reproduces I‑V characteristics across...
Press Release: Eutelsat Expands LEO Connectivity for Global Rail Market
Satellite operator Eutelsat announced that its OneWeb low‑Earth‑orbit (LEO) connectivity service is expanding across the global rail market. The company now offers broadband to rail operators in Africa, Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America through distribution partners...
DNV Launches AI-Powered RuleAgent Tool
DNV has launched RuleAgent, an AI‑driven tool that lets maritime professionals ask natural‑language questions and instantly retrieve relevant excerpts from its regulatory database. The system scans more than 30,000 pages of rules, standards, and guidelines, generating concise summaries and linking...
OnMed Named to Fast Company’s Annual List of the World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2026
OnMed has been named to Fast Company’s World’s Most Innovative Companies list for 2026, earning a No. 14 ranking in North America. The company’s AI‑enabled CareStation™ platform has expanded into rural states, schools, an airport hub, and Puerto Rico over the...
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Announces Completion of Enrollment in Pivotal Phase 3 LUCIDITY Clinical Trial of Avexitide in Post-Bariatric Hypoglycemia
Amylyx Pharmaceuticals announced that the pivotal Phase 3 LUCIDITY trial of avexitide has completed enrollment, randomizing and dosing the final participant to bring the total to 78 patients across 21 U.S. sites. The double‑blind, placebo‑controlled study evaluates avexitide, a first‑in‑class GLP‑1...
Mac OS X Shipped 25 Years Ago
Apple released Mac OS X on March 24, 2001, marking a radical shift from classic Mac OS to a Unix‑based platform built on NeXT technology. The initial public beta, while praised for its vision, suffered from sluggish UI response, a...
Rigetti Computing Develops Qubit-Efficient Algorithm for Combinatorial Optimization
Rigetti Computing secured a DARPA contract to advance quantum algorithms for optimization and unveiled a qubit‑efficient method that maps candidate solutions onto entangled wave functions, dramatically reducing the qubit count needed. The technique extends the quantum approximate optimization ansatz and...
Cameroon Customs Launches Mobile Device Duty System to Recover Lost Revenue
Cameroon’s Directorate General of Customs has rolled out an electronic duty‑collection system for mobile phones, tablets and other devices, effective March 16. The initiative follows a dramatic drop in customs revenue from roughly $19 million to just $160,000. By digitizing the...
The Interpretability Tax on Tabular Foundation Models
The post examines how classic model‑agnostic interpretability tools, such as permutation feature importance (PFI) and LOCO, operate on tabular foundation models (TFMs). While these methods function out‑of‑the‑box, TFMs flip the traditional cost balance: training is cheap but inference is expensive,...
The Scrapers At MyChart's Gate
Fan Pier Labs released an open‑source MyChart connector that automates login, 2FA, and exposes 35+ tools to read and write patient data via the web UI. Unlike official FHIR APIs, it can perform any action a patient can, including messaging providers and...
Jamaica Is Detaining 3D Printers
Jamaica’s customs now detains every imported 3‑D printer, subjecting each device to a background investigation before release. The policy targets the growing threat of 3‑D‑printed firearms, a concern echoed worldwide. With only 44 printers entering the island over three years—about...
Seagate Delivers Industry’s Highest Capacity Hard Drives with Next-Generation Mozaic 4+
Seagate announced its next‑generation Mozaic 4+ platform, the industry’s only heat‑assisted magnetic recording (HAMR) storage solution now qualified in production with two leading hyperscale cloud providers. The new drives offer up to 44 TB per disk and are positioned to evolve toward...
Frore Systems Becomes $1.64B Unicorn as the “Thermal Stack” Emerges as Foundational Infrastructure for the AI Era
Frore Systems announced a $143 million Series D round that pushes its valuation to $1.64 billion, officially making it a unicorn and bringing total funding to $340 million. The capital will fund global rollout of its AI‑focused thermal stack, including LiquidJet, LiquidJet Nexus and AirJet...
Xscape Photonics Announces $37 Million in New Funding, Launches Eight-Wavelength Laser for AI Data Center Networks
Xscape Photonics announced an additional $37 million funding round, raising its total Series A to $81 million and doubling the company’s valuation. The new capital backs the launch of FalconX, the industry’s first fully redundant ELSFP laser module that delivers eight wavelengths and...
Micron Completes Acquisition of PSMC’s Tongluo P5 Site in Taiwan
Micron Technology completed its acquisition of Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp.’s P5 site in Tongluo, Taiwan, adding roughly 300,000 sq ft of 300 mm cleanroom space. The company will begin retrofitting the existing facility in March and plans to construct a second, similarly sized...
Dash0 Acquires Lumigo to Expand Agentic Observability Across AWS and Serverless
Dash0 announced the acquisition of Lumigo, a leading AWS‑native and serverless observability provider, to broaden its OpenTelemetry‑first platform. The deal adds deep Lambda expertise, LLM visibility, and AI‑driven operations capabilities, while integrating Lumigo’s Tel Aviv team. Combined, the firms will serve...
Granicus Standardizes Hybrid, Government-Grade Video Infrastructure with Wowza
Granicus, a digital‑engagement platform for more than 7,000 public‑sector agencies, continues to rely on Wowza Media Systems for its hybrid video infrastructure. The company operates roughly 70 cloud‑based Wowza instances alongside over 100 on‑prem deployments, enabling live and on‑demand streaming...
Everpure Extends ActiveCluster Support for File
Pure Storage’s Everpure platform is adding ActiveCluster for File, a policy‑driven, autonomous solution that extends high‑availability across an entire fleet of file storage systems. The feature enables continuous file access and automatic workload mobility without requiring new hardware. It integrates...
QNAP Extends QuWAN Architecture with QuWAN Express to Enhance NAS Point-to-Point VPN Connectivity Flexibility
QNAP Systems has launched QuWAN Express, a lightweight VPN solution that extends its QuWAN SD‑WAN architecture to enable encrypted point‑to‑point NAS‑to‑NAS connections without additional routers. The service leverages QNAP’s cloud‑based Super Node relay, allowing NAS devices behind firewalls or without...
Goodram/Wilk Elektronik Strengthens Its European Enterprise Storage Offering
Goodram (Wilk Elektronik) is expanding its long‑standing partnership with Kioxia to add enterprise‑class SSDs for data‑center, cloud and server applications across Europe. The new portfolio features PCIe 5.0 NVMe drives built on BiCS FLASH 3D NAND, offering high throughput, low latency and...
Bad Advice - All Things Product Podcast with Teresa Torres & Petra Wille
The All Things Product podcast episode features Teresa Torres and Petra Wille examining the surge of AI “clones” that replicate a speaker’s voice using public transcripts and other content. They discuss the technical feasibility, the ethical gray zones when AI...
AI Vs. Automation in eDiscovery: What’s Different, What’s the Same, and Why It Matters Now
The article clarifies that AI and automation, while related, serve distinct roles in eDiscovery. Automation executes repeatable, rule‑based tasks such as legal‑hold notifications and workflow routing, whereas AI interprets data, classifies documents, and generates insights. Legal teams are urged to...
Flo Recruit Launches Performance Management Software Offering, Rebrands as Flo
Flo Recruit has rebranded as Flo and introduced a new performance management solution called Flo Performance Review. The software enables law firms to collect, analyze, and act on employee feedback within a single platform. By extending its recruiting technology into...
ELTEMATE CEO: Legal Departments &Lsquo;Leading the Way' With AI Adoption
ELTEMate co‑CEO Dr. Sebastian Lach says corporate legal departments are outpacing other functions in adopting generative AI. He argues that true success will depend on a holistic approach that blends technology, policy, and talent. The commentary follows Hogan Lovells' recent...
Legal Support Startup Soxton Announces Acquisition of Cipher Technologies
Soxton, an AI-native law firm startup, announced the acquisition of Cipher Technologies. The purchase is intended to sharpen the accuracy of Soxton's AI agents and embed a dedicated security layer for its users. By integrating Cipher's technology, Soxton aims to...
Epiq Acquires AI Communication Monitoring Platform LitLingo
Epiq announced the acquisition of LitLingo, an AI‑powered communication monitoring platform that uses machine learning to scan internal employee messages for security threats. LitLingo, previously backed by investors from legal tech firm DISCO, brings automated risk detection capabilities to Epiq’s...
Improving GOV.UK Publishing
dxw is partnering with the UK Government Digital Service to overhaul the GOV.UK Publishing Service. The effort shifts the platform from a pre‑packaged content store to on‑the‑fly generation via a revamped Publishing API, reducing data sync errors. GraphQL support adds...
British Warship ‘Fights Off’ Attack Drones in Serials
Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer HMS Duncan successfully tracked and neutralised multiple unmanned threats during Exercise Sharpshooter off the Welsh coast. The four‑day QinetiQ‑led drill blended live Banshee Whirlwind drones and Hammerhead surface vessels with synthetic cruise missiles, anti‑ship ballistic missiles and hostile aircraft....
GPT-5.4 Codex API: Bridging the Gap Between Designers and Developers with Kie.ai
Kie.ai unveiled its GPT‑5.4 Codex API, a design‑to‑code platform that transforms UI mockups, images, and text into production‑ready HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The service supports up to 1 million token long‑context processing, enabling consistent updates across large codebases. Multi‑modal inputs let...
AI Help Desk Software: How LLMs, AI Agents & Chatbots Are Transforming IT Support
AI help desks combine large language models, chatbots, and autonomous agents to interpret natural‑language requests and execute routine IT tasks such as password resets, which can account for 10‑50% of tickets. By mining historical logs, these systems proactively identify recurring...
The Journal at a Glance: Q1 2026 Highlights From Our Editor in Chief
BioTechniques’ Q1 2026 editorial roundup spotlights three impactful studies. An optimized Southern blot protocol from Merck enhances resolution of transgene insertions in high‑copy CHO cell lines, simplifying bioprocess validation. Researchers in Germany refined a DNA microarray to type 96 vancomycin‑resistant...
Advanced Deep Learning Interview Questions #3 - The Leaderboard Overfitting Trap
In a Meta senior ML engineer interview, candidates are asked why deploying a 12‑model ensemble that wins a leaderboard is a bad idea for production. While the ensemble boosts raw accuracy, it dramatically raises inference latency and multiplies maintenance complexity....
Brex Lands OpenAI as a Customer to Manage Its Global Corporate Spend and Financial Operations
OpenAI has selected Brex’s AI‑native corporate card and spend‑management platform to run its global financial operations. The deal incorporates Brex’s new ChatGPT integration, enabling finance teams to query expense data and policy details directly in a chat interface. Brex reports...
The AI-Native Law Firms Is Atrium LTS All over Again
The article draws a parallel between emerging AI-native law firms and the short‑lived legal‑tech startup Atrium LTS, suggesting that the new wave may repeat past mistakes. While AI promises to automate routine tasks and lower costs, many of these firms...
Deal Alert: Roku Streaming Stick 4K: 28 Percent Off
Roku’s Streaming Stick 4K is now priced at $35.99, reflecting a 28% discount from its regular retail price. The deal, posted on March 24, 2026, makes the device one of the most affordable 4K streaming solutions on the market. The stick retains Roku’s...
Securing Investor Trust in the AI Era
In the AI era, private‑real‑estate GPs face cyber risk that can erase investor trust and jeopardize fundraising. A single AI‑driven fraud incident can cause $500,000 loss, regulatory fines and reputational damage. LPs are increasingly demanding proof of bank‑grade security, with...
Navigating Complexity in Industrial 3D Printing Sales: An Interview with Corbel’s Le’ora Lichtenstein
Corbel’s AI platform tackles the knowledge bottlenecks that slow industrial 3D‑printer sales by turning dense manuals and tribal expertise into conversational answers. The system ingests PDFs, videos and sales conversations, then surfaces relevant specifications instantly for prospects. Feedback loops let...
9 New Immediately Useful NotebookLM Prompts for Content Creator Businesses
Google has rebuilt NotebookLM, adding a one‑million‑token context window and native generation of cinematic videos, one‑click infographics, PowerPoint‑ready slide decks, debate‑style audio episodes, structured data tables, and a blog‑post report generator—all usable directly from the chat interface. The blog post...
States Addressing Affordability
State legislatures are launching new low‑income broadband subsidies as the federal Affordable Connectivity Program winds down. New Mexico’s LITAP offers up to $30 monthly, funded by a $1.50 telecom surcharge, while Oregon increased its subsidy to $15 and added a...
Mosaic Therapeutics to Present Poster Highlighting Preclinical Data for Lead Program MOS101 at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)...
Mosaic Therapeutics will present preclinical data on its lead program MOS101—a combination of the next‑generation MDM2 antagonist ASTX295 and the FDA‑approved PARP inhibitor olaparib—at the AACR 2026 Annual Meeting. The poster focuses on BRCA2‑mutant, TP53‑wild‑type solid tumours and highlights the...
DeepJudge Launches SuperSearch
DeepJudge announced SuperSearch, a next‑generation, intent‑based search platform for law firms. The tool surfaces granular, actionable insights across a firm’s internal data, enabling cross‑matter intelligence without manual tagging. Built on DeepJudge’s existing AI engine, SuperSearch creates a unified intelligence layer...
The Protocol Layer: Democratizing AI Rigor for Everyone
Dennis Kennedy’s Kennedy Idea Propulsion Laboratory has unveiled an AI protocol layer that shifts control from AI providers to end‑users. The functional protocols address memory persistence, contextual drift, and hidden vendor guidelines, offering a rigorous alternative to “cosmetic” custom GPTs...
Asia Daily: March 24, 2026
Hong Kong amended its national security law, granting police authority to demand passwords and decryption tools, with up to one year in jail for refusal. A U.S. report warns that retirements and a steep drop in students studying China will...
Communiqué 110: Our Knowledge Ecosystem Takes a Giant Leap
Communiqué announced Communiqué OS, an operating system that consolidates data, intelligence and resources for Africa’s creative economy. The platform builds on a database of over 1,000 verified entities across 54 markets and adds a health index, capital‑flow tracker and policy...
Payments Forward Plan
The Payments Vision Delivery Committee released the Payments Forward Plan, a three‑year roadmap outlining the future of payments. The plan targets faster, more secure, and interoperable transaction infrastructure, bringing together banks, fintechs, and regulators. It highlights real‑time settlement, digital identity,...
Ronald Stein: Security Experts Concerned on Potential Harm of EV Batteries
Cybersecurity and national‑security experts are warning that electric‑vehicle lithium‑ion batteries could be weaponized in terrorist attacks or insider sabotage. The concern stems from the inherent fire and explosion risks of battery chemistry, amplified by the recent Moss Landing plant fire...