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NVIDIA CUDA-Q Powers Quantum Applications Research

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By Michael Brown
| NVIDIA Developer
The NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform is designed to streamline software and hardware development for hybrid, accelerated quantum supercomputers. Users can write code once, test it on any QPU or simulator, and accelerate all parts of the workflow. This liberates time for achieving scientific breakthroughs rather than waiting for results. CUDA-Q v0.10 has more features and increased performance, making it more indispensable and flexible than ever.
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Markets play defence ahead of Central Bank bonanza

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By Chris Weston Verified, Michael Brown
| Investing, Markets & Money Verified
By Michael Brown, Senior Research Strategist, Pepperstone Last week proved, unsurprisingly, to be another where US trade policy dominated the narrative, and where participants were beholden to whatever President Trump decided to post on ‘Truth Social’ at a given time.
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A low-cost, high-sensitivity 3D printed fluorescence detector

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By Robyn A Snow, Gary Emmert Verified, Michael Brown, Michael Brown
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
A low-cost, high-sensitivity 3D printed fluorescence detector Fluorescence methods have distinct advantages over traditional absorbance methods including greater sensitivity, improved detection limits, and selectivity. Unfortunately, the cost of typical, commercially available fluorescence detectors is beyond what some industrial and research labs can afford or maintain. Having a relatively low-cost, simple to use, and high-sensitivity fluorescence detector would be very beneficial.
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