The Pontiac GTO was an engineering marvel of its time. 😍🔥
The original GTO will always be credited with creating the muscle car genre; no car defines the muscle car era better than the 1968 Pontiac GTO. It looks gorgeous even in 2024.
#Pontiac#GTO#Supercar
New Mac M5 Pro - Initially from last two days I noticed that it gets noticeably warm & using it on my lap feels uncomfortable.
Under the same conditions my M2 Pro never got this warm unless I was doing very demanding tasks.
I will give the M5 Pro more 2-4 days before final conclusion !
BTW it’s strange for me because i have used M1 pro, M2 pro, M4 Air, Mac Neo but never faced this !!
Today, I'm giving away the Xiaomi 17T
To participate:
1. Like this post
2. Quote repost using #winXiaomi17T#Xiaomi17T#FarBetter
3. Tell me the color team you are on - Team Black, Team Blue, or Team Violet
4. Tell me the Leica mode you prefer - Leica Authentic or Leica Vibrant
Happy winning ❤️
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Apple's iOS 27 and related software updates offer the clearest public signs yet of the company’s upcoming foldable iPhone, revealing references to folding hardware and new features designed for larger, more flexible displays. https://t.co/jKOQci9pQz
Apple’s WWDC keynote was a weird one. I couldn’t care less about Siri AI, and yet it felt like it was just a Siri AI keynote. I’m not hyped to install iOS 27 at all ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Today, I'm giving away the motorola edge 70 Pro+
To participate:
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2. Quote repost using #edge70proplus#MotorolaEdge70ProPlus#stunninginsideout
3. Tell me the color team you are on:
A. Team PANTONE Zinfandel (Satin-luxe finish)
B. Team PANTONE Chicory Coffee (Sculpted Wood finish)
C. Team PANTONE Stormy Sea (Twill Inspired finish)
4. Tell me your favorite feature of the phone
Happy winning ❤️
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MAJORANA 2 IS HERE
Majorana 2 highlights:
- 8 topological qubits - not a huge number, but Microsoft's goal here is to prove a new, more reliable type of qubit rather than chase a higher qubit count.
- 1,000× improvement in reliability - Microsoft claims these qubits are far less prone to errors than the previous generation.
- 20-second average qubit lifetime (some exceeded 1 minute) - this doesn't mean storage like RAM or an SSD. It means the qubit can stay in its quantum state longer, giving the computer more time to perform calculations before errors occur.
- Microsecond-scale operations - calculations happen millions of times faster than the qubit loses its state.
- New materials stack: Lead + Indium Arsenide (InAs) + Indium Arsenide Antimonide (InAsSb).
- 2× larger topological gap - think of this as an extra layer of protection that helps shield quantum information from noise and interference.
- Developed with the help of Microsoft Discovery agentic AI for materials discovery, experiment optimization, and research acceleration.
For those new to quantum computing:
Today's chips use billions of transistors that process information as 0s and 1s.
Quantum computers use qubits instead. In theory, qubits could solve certain problems much faster than traditional computers.
QUBITS ARE EXTREMELY FRAGILE.
Even tiny disturbances can cause them to lose information and produce errors.
That's where Microsoft's topological qubits come in. They are designed to be naturally more stable, which could make it easier to build bigger and more powerful quantum computers in the future.
MICROSOFT IS TRYING TO SOLVE THE ERROR PROBLEM AT THE HARDWARE LEVEL.
Most quantum computing companies are trying to fix errors after they happen.
Microsoft is taking a different approach: build qubits that make fewer errors in the first place.
If this approach scales successfully, Microsoft believes practical large-scale quantum computers could arrive around 2029.