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The EU Wants Its Own Tech Supply Chain Original

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By Rahul Rao
| Fixing the Future
It’s little secret that Europe is dependent on foreign technology—particularly U.S. tech—for office software, cloud services, AI, and more. This may have been easy to accept just several years ago, but when the United States government now openly threatens European countries with military action, there is growing anxiety in Europe that technology dependency is a liability.
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Syngene International: Could India’s WuXi moment finally be here?

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By Rahul Rao
| Flipboard
Sha’Carri Richardson’s Fastest Run In Two Years Sparks Debate Among Track Fans: “Ran A Wind Legal” The 26-year-old had proclaimed her 2026 season would be “something legendary,” but so far, it has been anything but that. Sha’Carri Richardson opened …
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This Device Takes Photographs With a Single Atom Original

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By Rahul Rao
| Fixing the Future
Today, it’s quite possible to see individual atoms in photographs. It’s one of the great triumphs of imaging. What, then, of the inverse? Can you use a single atom to capture an image? Single atoms are probably not replacing smartphone cameras soon, but an atom can be used to measure light.
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