EU invests 1 billion Euros to make quantum computing practical

You won’t see the fruits of this funding for a while. The flagship doesn’t get underway until 2018, and it’s going to take some time after that before you see anything come out of it. Even so, the very fact that a cross-continent governmental organization is pouring that much cash into the technology is telling. It reflects a belief that real-world quantum computing is relatively close at hand, and that it just needs...

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EU invests 1 billion Euros to make quantum computing practical

You won’t see the fruits of this funding for a while. The flagship doesn’t get underway until 2018, and it’s going to take some time after that before you see anything come out of it. Even so, the very fact that a cross-continent governmental organization is pouring that much cash into the technology is telling. It reflects a belief that real-world quantum computing is relatively close at hand, and that it just needs...

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Apple Brings Innovation Back to Television with All-New Apple TV

Watch the films TV is a major part of our lives. We gather together around our big screens to watch big shows and big events. Yet somehow, the overall experience of TV has continued to stagnate. Until now. It all starts by recognizing that apps are the future of television. HBO NOW, WatchESPN, Netflix, Hulu, iTunes — apps are quickly becoming how we watch today. So we built a foundation around this vision — with an operating system...

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BMW’s EV tech is being used to resurrect the Karma

Perhaps most interesting, though, is how it’s going to address the reliability issues that plagued the company’s predecessor. WSJ says that the automaker is licensing BMW’s electric vehicle control and charging systems — a deal finalized last year. “There are huge, serious, major upgrades throughout the electronics systems, wiring, charging, battery,” Karma’s chief marketing officer Jim Taylor...

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BMW’s EV tech is being used to resurrect the Karma

Perhaps most interesting, though, is how it’s going to address the reliability issues that plagued the company’s predecessor. WSJ says that the automaker is licensing BMW’s electric vehicle control and charging systems — a deal finalized last year. “There are huge, serious, major upgrades throughout the electronics systems, wiring, charging, battery,” Karma’s chief marketing officer Jim Taylor...

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