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Researchers have developed the most accurate atomic clock ever built, according to a report published by Phys.org. The new clock advances precision timekeeping, a field that underpins GPS navigation, telecommunications and tests of fundamental physics. Details of the team behind the device and its exact performance figures were not included in the available information.
- 2ATOM RPG's Plague Island DLC gets a Steam store page▼ATOM RPG - Plague Island got a store page "Plague Island is a story-driven DLC that expands the world of ATOM RPG with a
Atom Team has opened a Steam store page for Plague Island, a story-driven DLC for the post-apocalyptic role-playing game ATOM RPG. The expansion adds a new region with its own characters, quests and locations, plus a suit of Special Armor for the player. A release date and price have not yet been announced.
- 3Atom-thin material may solve key transistor bottleneck▼Atom-thin material could overcome key transistor bottleneck for next-generation computer chips
Researchers report that an atom-thin material could overcome a key transistor bottleneck in next-generation computer chips, according to a report by Tech Xplore. The finding points to alternatives to conventional silicon as chips keep shrinking, though details of the material, the research team and the specific performance gains were not provided. If confirmed, the approach could influence how future semiconductors are designed and manufactured.
- 4Nazi Germany was further from a nuclear reactor than Heisenberg claimed●Nazi Germany was much further from building a working nuclear reactor than Heisenberg claimed
New research indicates Nazi Germany's nuclear programme was far from achieving a working reactor, contradicting Werner Heisenberg's postwar claims that his team was close to success. The finding, reported by The Independent, challenges the long-standing account given by the German physicist after the war and revives debate over how real the wartime German atomic threat actually was.
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Former Tesla supply-chain planners have raised $13 million for Atomic, an AI startup focused on supply-chain planning. The founding team's background at Tesla is the main draw, as investors bet their hands-on experience managing the automaker's complex logistics will translate into a product for enterprises seeking AI-driven forecasting and planning tools.