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Abstract visualization of two entangled particles connected by a luminous thread, representing the core principle of quantum computing.
Physics & Quantum

What is quantum entanglement and how does it power quantum computing?

Physicists have, for the first time, linked individual molecules into special quantum states, pushing theoretical boundaries into a fragile reality.

Aram Sarkisian·May 30
What Happens After Lunar Flags a Compromised Employee Credential?
Technology & AI

What Happens After Lunar Flags a Compromised Employee Credential?

When an employee credential is flagged as compromised, security teams must assess the specific context—including account activity, service involved, and type of exposure—to determine the appropriate response beyond a simple password reset. Lunar aids this process by providing crucial context like verified company domains, service details, and detection of session exposure or device-level issues.

Sponsored·Jul 7
A futuristic living room showcasing the integration of AI and IoT devices for a smart home experience.
Gadgets & Gear

How AI and IoT Create a Truly Smart Home

The modern smart home is an intelligent ecosystem powered by the synergy of IoT, which collects data, and AI, which analyzes it to personalize and automate the living environment. This combination transforms connected devices into a responsive system that learns user habits, anticipates needs, and offers benefits like enhanced convenience, security, and energy efficiency.

Aram Sarkisian·May 29
A visual representation of ancient human DNA intertwined with modern cityscapes, symbolizing the evolutionary puzzle of Alzheimer's disease.
Life & Biology

Why evolution hasn't eliminated Alzheimer's gene

Evolutionary theory suggests highly harmful genetic diseases should be rare.

Marcus Cole·Sep 19
A desolate, polluted landscape under a stormy sky, symbolizing the combined threats of climate change and pervasive microplastic contamination.
Earth & Environment

Climate Change Amplifies Microplastic Threats. Most Aren't Ready.

Scientists estimate adults ingest the equivalent of one credit card per week in microplastics, a stark reminder of their pervasive presence throughout our bodies and environment.

David Grossman·Sep 7