Mindbytes Sep 29, 2026 Open Superconductor Challenge Invites Laptop-Based Materials Screening An open competition seeks better ways to screen potential superconductors, while keeping computational rankings distinct from experimentally confirmed discoveries. Linsey Smith 1 min read
Mindbytes Sep 21, 2026 Hugging Face Previews a Faster Tokenizers v1 The release candidate accelerates text preparation without changing token IDs, but benchmark gains depend on models and hardware. Hruy Tsegaye 1 min read
Community Dec 16, 2025 Dijkstra Dethroned? Breaking the "Sorting Barrier" in Directed Graphs After 66 years, Dijkstra falls. A July 2025 breakthrough shatters the sorting barrier, proving faster shortest paths in directed graphs are possible without sorting everything and rewriting algorithmic theory forever Foziya 3 min read
Community Jan 28, 2026 The Age of Grown-Up Technology The ACM Fellows 2025 point to the arrival of a more responsible, more resilient and more self-aware form of technology Eduardo Martínez de la Fe 2 min read
Podcast Sep 7, 2026 Getting It from Bit: The Computational Nature of the Universe What is Graph‑Structured Lambda Theories (GSLT)? In this episode, Greg Meredith argues computation is a tool for modelling reality, the very substrate from which physics, life, and mind emerge. Mindplex Magazine 1 min read
Community Nov 12, 2025 Breaking the Sorting Barrier: How Networks Are Being Re-imagined Shatter the sorting barrier: New hybrid algorithm reimagines network navigation, slashing computation time for real-time routing in traffic, internet, and beyond. Efficiency redefined. Samuel Fikadesilassie 2 min read
Mindbytes Sep 2, 2026 AI Inference Price Breaks Below $1 Per Million Tokens Silicon Data's benchmark index hit $0.97 on August 31—a record low and less than half the summer peak as the AI price war intensifies. Linsey Smith 2 min read
News Jun 24, 2026 Reduced models help scientists design future fusion reactors Researchers use simplified computer simulations to tackle the extreme temperatures and precise control challenges required to create a star-like energy source on Earth. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Jun 23, 2026 Experiments show that standard models fail to describe electrons in warm dense matter High-precision X-ray tests at a large facility find that simple theories overestimate plasmon energies in hot compressed aluminum and do not capture the full signal shape. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Jan 8, 2026 Brain-inspired computers excel at tough math problems Neuromorphic hardware shows promise in solving equations for real-world simulations with less energy than traditional systems. Giulio Prisco 2 min read