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Update: Bootleg Kev Explains Why He Asked EST Gee Questions That Led to Interview Exit - Vimarsana News

Update: Bootleg Kev Explains Why He Asked EST Gee Questions That Led to Interview Exit

Update 08/16/2023 11:48am: 

Source: vladtv.com
EST Gee Warns Bootleg Kev After Walking Out Of Interview - Vimarsana News

EST Gee Warns Bootleg Kev After Walking Out Of Interview

EST Gee has sent a strongly-worded message to Bootleg Kev after he walked out of an interview with the radio personality, whose questions he was annoyed by.

Quantum computing could give AI the rocket fuel it needs to become transformative, but it's not there yet - Vimarsana News

Quantum computing could give AI the rocket fuel it needs to become transformative, but it's not there yet

Quantum computing will change the world as we know it, but more breakthroughs are needed before we see the hugely powerful processors become an everyday reality, say quantum physicists.

Source: scmp.com
Quantum Mechanics | The mystery in quantum mechanics has been revealed - Vimarsana News

Quantum Mechanics | The mystery in quantum mechanics has been revealed

প্রায় একশো বছর আগে কোয়ান্টাম মেকানিক্সের গুরু নিলস বোর বলেছিলেন, প্রত্যেক কণার তরঙ্গধর্ম আছে। আলো কী? প্রায় সাড়ে তিনশো বছর আগে আইজাক নিউটন বিশ্বাস করতেন, আলো হল কণার সমষ্টি।

Before developing the atomic bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer's early work revolutionized the field of quantum chemistry – and his theory is still used today - Vimarsana News

Before developing the atomic bomb, J. Robert Oppenheimer's early work revolutionized the field of quantum chemistry – and his theory is still used today

Remember building model molecules with balls and sticks in chemistry class? You have J. Robert Oppenheimer to thank for that, as a quantum chemist explains.