UK Government Puts £45 Million Toward Quantum Computing

UK Government Puts £45 Million Toward Quantum Computing

Quantum computing is the focus of a £45 million ($57 million) investment by the U.K. government announced on Feb. 5. The money goes toward finding practical uses for quantum computing and creating a “quantum-enabled economy” by 2033. Government investment goes to prototypes and business accelerator Of the total investment, £30 million ($38 million) is dedicated …

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AI can create efficiencies, increase productivity for Florida businesses

AI can create efficiencies, increase productivity for Florida businesses

Policies that hinder innovation will harm our state’s global competitiveness Brewster Bevis  |  Fort Myers News-Press As businesses – both big and small – across the Sunshine State accelerate the adoption and integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into their day-to-day operations, we’re realizing a myriad of opportunities for growth and efficiency. But AI is not …

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Revolutionizing Solar Energy Storage With Photoswitches

Revolutionizing Solar Energy Storage With Photoswitches

A groundbreaking study has identified molecular photoswitches that can improve solar energy storage. Using quantum computing, researchers analyzed a large database to find molecules best suited for this technology, marking a significant step in emission-free solar energy utilization. Credit: SciTechDaily.com Optimizing molecular photoswitches for solar energy harvesting. Molecular photoswitches that can both convert and store …

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AI-Project Secures 44 Million NOK to Propel Sustainable Shipping

AI-Project Secures 44 Million NOK to Propel Sustainable Shipping

[By: NAVTOR] Artificial Intelligence can help cut huge amounts of emissions from shipping. A new project, GASS, led by NAVTOR, with six other Norwegian research, innovation and industry partners, has been awarded 44 million Norwegian kroner to develop new commercial AI-enhanced technology and services to optimize the energy usage of vessels and ships. Today, there …

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debunking the myth of emails’ carbon footprint again

debunking the myth of emails’ carbon footprint again

According to a recent piece by the Canadian Press, you should be deleting your old emails in order to fight excessive energy consumption. In reality, the energy consumption of emails is a good conversation starter but not a serious concern. The Canadian Press’ story opens with data showing that last year, email users sent and …

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Pioneering WindWings tech could make cargo ships greener

Pioneering WindWings tech could make cargo ships greener

With the shipping industry estimated to be responsible for about 2.1% of global carbon dioxide emissions, the hunt is on for greener technology to reduce those numbers. Eyeing a possible solution in what could prove to be a pivotal moment for the industry, shipping firm Cargill has retrofitted a cargo ship with enormous, rigid “WindWings” …

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Gigantic Sundial to Serve as Innovative Renewable Energy Source

Gigantic Sundial to Serve as Innovative Renewable Energy Source

Land Art Generator Houston is set to unveil a remarkable piece of public art that has been hailed as “the world’s largest sundial” while also serving as a solar power generator for the community. The magnificent Arco del Tiempo (Arch of Time), designed by Berlin-based artist and architect Riccardo Mariano, will be installed in Houston’s …

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