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The funding rounds will stimulate Sitan Technology towards mass-production of its microLED chips and display modules.
The order is for the firm’s Bioptx Baseline wristbands, which offer continuous, non-invasive, near-real-time monitoring of multiple biomarkers
The work will be done as part of DARPA's 'Space-based adaptive communications node' programme
An exceptionally fast qubit gate has been developed, representing completely new quantum computer hardware that breaks through the limitations of previous formats
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