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>> neil: so, maybe not for weeks, maybe another 8-10 weeks. doctor, thank you very much, we shall see, so good out of you, we appreciate your expertise. dr. feinberg on the front lines helping a lot of folks out and addressing reporters queries, no matter how idiotic. he just touched on the ventilator need and getting them out there. what if i told you you can get these things across easily. one guy working to the tune of about $200 apiece, how do you do that? after this. liberty biberty- cut. w...

When it is closed, it looks a bit like a tiny laptop, which i thought was very cute. and out of all the concepts tcl showed me, i thought this was the most robust and practical. and finally, a trifold tablet — essentially a ten—inch tablet that folds down into a very chunky phone. it has two hinges — one folds forwards, one folds backwards — and you can bend it into a lot of unusual shapes, although im not entirely sure why you would want to. now, none of these are ready to go on sale an...

Or labour intensive to be able to achieve that. both ibm and google believe that we are on the cusp of something big with quantum computing. ibm talks about the 2020s being ‘the quantum decade. so maybe for the next pandemic, well have bigger weapons in our arsenal. the mind—bending world of the quantum computer! now, we often talk about autonomous cars on this programme but have you ever heard of an autonomous wheelchair? the concept has actually been around for a few years now but issues a...

Plans aimed at ending todays throwaway culture are being processed by the european commission. the objectives with job products such as mobile phones and batteries are manufactured so they last and can be easily repaired, helping the environment and wildlife. riot police in venezuela have used teargas to prevent anti—government protesters reaching parliament in caracas. the opposition leader called demonstration to demand presidential elections. now, it would appear thatjoe biden is to have ex...

♪ we won some strong and interesting words from nancy pelosi, the house speaker with this warning of a possible second term for the president. >> this election is a very important election, in my view, civilization as we know it is at stake.

It has two hinges, one folds forwards and one folds backwards. and you can bend it into a lot of unusual shapes, although im not entirely sure why you would want to. none of these are ready to go on sale and the company doesnt even know how much they would cost but it does give us an idea of what some phones might look like in the future. if computers are in the future going to help us design vaccines to take on threats like covid—19, well, those computers are probably going to need to be very...

A bit like a tiny laptop, which i thought was very cute. and out of all the concepts tcl showed me, i thought this was the most robust and practical. and finally, a trifold tablet — essentially a ten—inch tablet that folds down into a very chunky phone. it has two hinges — one folds forwards and one folds backwards — and you can bend it into a lot of unusual shapes, although im not entirely sure why you would want to. n0w, none of these are ready to go on sale and the company doesnt even...

Using a classical computer, or that is too time intensive to be able to achieve that. both ibm and google believe that we are on the cusp of something big with quantum computing. ibm talks about the 2020s being ‘the quantum decade. so maybe for the next pandemic, we will have bigger weapons in our arsenal. the mind—bending world of the quantum computer! now, we often talk about autonomous cars on this programme but have you ever heard of an autonomous wheelchair? the concept has actually bee...

It was a very specific example. i think that there is a lot of work to be done to be able to roll that out and show a little bit more applicability. so, i actually like to think of it as quantum advantage. quantum advantage is kind of that point in time where you are doing a calculation on a quantum computer that you cant do on a classical computer. so we were discussing chemistry for example, it would be when we are able to achieve a higher level of accuracy for a molecule that we cannot do tod...

Using a classical computer or that is too twime intensive to be able to achieve that. both ibm and google believe that we are on the cusp of something big with quantum computing. ibm talks about the 2020s being the quantum decade. so maybe for the next pandemic, we will have bigger weapons in our arsenal. the mind—bending world of the quantum computer. now, we often talk about autonomous cars on this programme. but have you ever heard of an autonomous wheelchair? the concept has actually been ...