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Quantique : la startup française C12 ambitionne 100 000 qubits en 2033

Quantique : la startup française C12 ambitionne 100 000 qubits en 2033

C12, startup située à Paris, affiche de grandes ambitions sur le développement de son ordinateur quantique à tolérance de fautes. La roadmap prévoit 4 générations :2027 : Aïdos avec 16 qubits physiques2030 : Zélos avec 236 qubits2032 : Styx, avec 8 500 qubits2033 : Panepeia, avec 100 000 qubitsC12...

The Download: cyberscammers’ banking bypasses, and carbon removal troubles

The Download: cyberscammers’ banking bypasses, and carbon removal troubles

This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Cyberscammers are bypassing banks’ security with illicit tools sold on Telegram  Inside a money-laundering center in Cambodia, an employee...

Is carbon removal in trouble?

Is carbon removal in trouble?

Last week, news outlets reported that Microsoft was pausing carbon removal purchases. It was something of a bombshell. The thing is, Microsoft is the carbon removal market. The company has single-handedly purchased something like 80% of all contracted carbon removal. If you’re looking for someone...

The quest to measure our relationship with nature

The quest to measure our relationship with nature

As a movement, environmentalism has been pretty misanthropic. Understandably so—we humans have done some destructive things to the ecosystems around us. In the 21st century, though, mainstream conservation is learning that humans can be a force for good. Foresters are turning to Indigenous burning...

The noise we make is hurting animals. Can we learn to shut up?

The noise we make is hurting animals. Can we learn to shut up?

When the covid-19 pandemic started, Jennifer Phillips thought about the songs of the sparrows. They were easier to hear, because the world had suddenly become quieter. Car traffic plummeted as people sheltered at home and shifted to remote work. Air travel collapsed. Cities—normally filled with the...