An engineer by training, a science and tech journalist by passion, vocation and conviction. I've been writing professionally for over two decades, and I suspect I still have a long way to go. At Xataka, I write about many topics, but I mainly enjoy covering nuclear fusion, quantum physics, quantum computers, microprocessors and TVs. LinkedIN
24 published news
July 2024
June 2024
- 30 June
- This 17-Year-Old Girl From China Is a Math Prodigy, Defeating Students From MIT, Cambridge, and Stanford
- 29 June
- Physicists Don’t Know Exactly What Time Is. However, They Suspect That It’s an Illusion
- 26 June
- It Looks Like Time Crystals Have an Another Superpower: They Can Help Reduce Errors in Quantum Computers
- Microsoft’s Undersea Data Center Has Been a Success. It Lasts Longer and Has Fewer Outages Than Terrestrial Centers
- 24 June
- AI Has Designed a Magnet Without Rare-Earth Elements in Just Three Months. What's Coming Next Is Staggering
- Quantum Computers Are Showing Promise, But the Real Revolution Is Quantum Internet, Which Is Already Underway
- 21 June
- Intel Is Already Mass-Producing Chips on the Intel 3 Node. Its Competition With TSMC and Samsung Has Begun
- 19 June
- IBM Wants to Be at the Forefront of Quantum Computing: It's Planning to Unveil a 10,000-Qubit Computer by 2029
- 18 June
- All the Data on Earth Can Fit in a Cup Full of DNA. This Is MIT’s Jurassic Park-Inspired Project
- 17 June
- AI Is Revolutionizing an Unexpected Field: The Search for New Subatomic Particles
- 15 June
- HDMI 2.1: What It Is and Why It's the Most Important TV Innovation for Gamers
- 14 June
- The First Qubit Built With 99.9% Control Accuracy on a Silicon Wafer Is Now Ready. It Changes Everything
- 08 June
- From Clouds of Dust and Gas to Black Holes: This Is How Stars Come to Be, Grow, Die, and Reproduce
- 07 June
- We’re Receiving Radio Signals From Space. They Repeat Every 54 Minutes and Physics Can’t Explain Them
- 05 June
- Cobalt: What It Is, What It's Used For, and What Lies Ahead for the Metal That Brings Your Phone to Life
- China Has Found a Way to Get TSMC to Manufacture Its Chips, With Some Restrictions
- 01 June
- The End of the Universe: What Science Tells Us About the Inevitable Fate of the Cosmos
- HDMI ARC and eARC: What They Are, How to Use Them, and Why They Matter
May 2024
- 28 May
- Russia Strikes Back: Against All Odds, Its First EUV Photolithography Machine Is Ready
- U.S. and CERN Sign Historic Agreement That Gives Us Clues About the Potential of the Future Circular Collider
- 25 May
- The U.S. Wants to End Its Dependency on Chinese Gallium. Environmentalists Aren't Having It
- 22 May
- Windows 11 and Copilot+: Qualcomm's Chips Take the Lead, With Intel and AMD Following Closely Behind
- 07 May
- The World’s Largest Nuclear Power Plant Is a Beast With 7 Reactors. It’s Ready to Come Back Online