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Photograph of Japanese supercomputer Fugaku.
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Japan’s Fugaku Supercomputer Completes First-Ever Sweep of High-Performance Benchmarks

Fugaku, based on the Arm architecture, races ahead in processing speed, running real-world applications, and in a new benchmark: evaluating calculations used in artificial intelligence

3 min read
Prototype unit of two Arm8A-SVE water-cooled CPUs
ComputingTopicTypeNews

Japan Tests Silicon for Exascale Computing in 2021

Fujitsu and Riken have dropped the SPARC processor in favor of an Arm design chip scaled up for supercomputer performance

3 min read
White mouse on a white background looking up
BiomedicalTopicNewsType

Nanoparticles in Mice Brains Light Up, Trigger Memories

Optogenetics technique involves nanoparticles that convert near-infrared light to visible light to activate deep brain neurons

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Droplets of ‘photonic water’ can change color by using chemical or magnetic forces to adjust the alignment of internal stacks of reflective nanosheet crystals
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'Photonic Water' Could Be Boon for Optoelectronic Applications

Researchers discover new property for overlooked 2D material

2 min read

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