There’s a thermal noise problem in quantum computing, and it comes from an unlikely source: the wiring used to interface with the qubits. You see, electrical signals traveling across wire generate heat, and quantum bits or “qubits” have to be just a few degrees above absolute zero to do their thing. This means that you have to spend an enormous

Many iPhone users have recently complained that Apple intelligence is automatically enabled immediately after updating to iOS 18.3.1 despite turning it off before the update. Some think it’s just a bug Apple will fix; to others, it’s a manipulative attempt to steal data from iPhone users. Either way, if you’re worried about Apple Intelligence

As much as we’re enamored by the high-end silicon (like the Snapdragon 8 Elite) that drives flagship smartphones, we’re equally impressed by the gains we’ve seen in the more affordable mid-range segment over the past several years. To that end, Qualcomm today announced the arrival of its Snapdragon 6 Gen 4 mobile platform with some key upgrades,