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Breakthrough in Optical Control of Ferroaxial Materials Paves Way for Next-Generation Data Storage
In today's digital world, information storage relies on binary code, where any physical system with two stable states can serve as a data carrier. Ferroic materials—such as ferromagnetic and ferroelectric…
A new type of hollow-core optical fiber could dramatically enhance both data capacity and transmission distance in a single strand, paving the way for faster and more efficient telecommunications networks.…
New Molecular Magnet Sets Record for High-Density Data Storage at Elevated Cryogenic Temperatures
A research team from the University of Manchester and the Australian National University has developed a novel molecular magnet capable of storing data at the ultra-low temperature of 100 Kelvin…
UNESCO Proposes Ethical Guidelines for Neurotechnology Amid Privacy and Human Rights Concerns
The rapid advancement of neurotechnology is driving breakthroughs across healthcare, education, and entertainment. Brain implants have enabled stroke patients to regain speech, while non-invasive devices—such as wearable brain-computer interfaces—are becoming…
University of Tokyo Unveils Fully Automated Digital Lab for Advanced Materials Research
The University of Tokyo, in collaboration with research partners, has developed a fully automated digital laboratory system called dLab (digital laboratory), designed to streamline the synthesis, structural analysis, and property…
In recent years, the number of research papers generated using public datasets and artificial intelligence (AI) tools has surged dramatically, prompting concern within the academic community. Editors at journals such…
Global Data Center Power Demand to More Than Double by 2030, Driven by AI Surge, IEA Warns
According to the latest report by the International Energy Agency (IEA), global electricity consumption by data centers is projected to more than double by 2030, reaching 945 terawatt-hours (TWh)—nearly equivalent…
Google Fined €250 Million for Illegally Collecting Training Data, Reigniting Controversy over Data Copyright Issues
The French market regulator recently imposed a fine of 250 million euros on Google, a US company, for utilizing content from French publishers and news organizations without consent to train…
Recently, the California Legislature passed a bill known as the "Delete Act," as reported by the Los Angeles Times. Once this bill becomes effective, consumers will have the convenience of…
Google has reached a settlement with both the state of California and plaintiffs who accused the tech giant of unlawfully tracking their location and delivering customized advertisements, even when the…
