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Random Linear Network Coding was developed at MIT and used for 5G, satellite telecom and IoT. It’s now ready for Web3.

Gemini CEO Tyler Winklevoss said the exchange won’t hire from MIT due to the university rehiring Gary Gensler, a boycott that one commentator called “overkill.”

Gensler asked his students at the outset of his previous course at MIT whether they thought crypto would change the future of finance.

Fetch.ai has launched a $10 million accelerator program to empower startups in AI agents, quantum computing and high-performance technology.

The FBI has faced claims over the improper use of OpenZeppelin’s libraries in its smart contracts, sparking legal concerns.

China’s room-temperature time crystals could radically affect the timeline for the arrival of useful quantum computers.

Analysts were split over whether today’s AI investments would pay off in the next decade.

Quantum computing for finance is proving to be one of the harder problems for scientists in the field.

The Deutsche Bundesbank is the fourth central monetary authority to conduct research in conjunction with MIT’s Digital Currency Initiative.

The Information Technology University of Lahore developed the courses in partnership with the University of Denmark.

If successful, the startup could beat industry leaders IBM, Microsoft and Google to error-corrected quantum computing.

The team’s results, once reviewed, could represent a significant milestone in quantum computing research.

PArSEC — short for “parallelized architecture for scalably executing smart contracts” — runs on the ERC-20 standard, so it could have other applications, too.

Decentralized solutions can make academic research more secure and more accessible.

As an MIT professor in 2018, Gary Gensler didn’t think most ICOs triggered United States securities laws.