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India’s PRATUSH Computer Could Detect Signals From the Universe’s First Stars: Report
RRI’s PRATUSH—a credit-card-sized computer payload—will detect faint radio signals from hydrogen to study the “Cosmic Dawn”. Designed for deployment on the Moon’s far side, the system offers noise-free, efficient data handling using an SBC and FPGA combo. If successful, it could help determine when the first stars formed and expand our ...
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New Analysis of 1977 Wow! Signal Reveals Stronger Cosmic Mystery
The famous 1977 “Wow!” signal — a mysterious radio burst detected by Ohio’s Big Ear telescope — has been reanalyzed using modern computing techniques. Researchers digitized old telescope records, finding the signal was about four times stronger than first thought, peaking at 250 Janskys. The recalculations also refined its frequency and s...
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IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
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Why Computers Won't Replace You Just Yet
With the progress of science in the fields of machine learning and big data analysis, there are plenty of misplaced hopes computers will soon replace humans.
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IBM physicist wins tech 'Nobel' for spintronics revolution in big data
Stuart Parkin is credited with enabling a thousand-fold increase in the storage capacity of magnetic disk drives.
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India’s PRATUSH Computer Could Detect Signals From the Universe’s First Stars: Report
RRI’s PRATUSH—a credit-card-sized computer payload—will detect faint radio signals from hydrogen to study the “Cosmic Dawn”. Designed for deployment on the Moon’s far side, the system offers noise-free, efficient data handling using an SBC and FPGA combo. If successful, it could help determine when the first stars formed and expand our ...
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New Analysis of 1977 Wow! Signal Reveals Stronger Cosmic Mystery
The famous 1977 “Wow!” signal — a mysterious radio burst detected by Ohio’s Big Ear telescope — has been reanalyzed using modern computing techniques. Researchers digitized old telescope records, finding the signal was about four times stronger than first thought, peaking at 250 Janskys. The recalculations also refined its frequency and s...
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IBM Researchers Have Now Found a Way to Store Data on a Single Atom
The finding theoretically means that you could cram an entire catalogue of iTunes’ 35 million songs into a storage as big as a credit card.
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Why Computers Won't Replace You Just Yet
With the progress of science in the fields of machine learning and big data analysis, there are plenty of misplaced hopes computers will soon replace humans.
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IBM physicist wins tech 'Nobel' for spintronics revolution in big data
Stuart Parkin is credited with enabling a thousand-fold increase in the storage capacity of magnetic disk drives.
