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Quantum computer-powered microscope being built in a global first

Scientists have teamed up to build a microscope that uses a quantum computer to extract additional information from the electrons used to analyze samples.

Interesting Engineering·—·Ameya Paleja·en
AI and RoboticsAnthropic CEO, tech leaders building world’s most powerful AIs now want to slow it down

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