[Classiq in Bloomberg] Israel Allocates $60 Million to Build First Quantum Computer
Israel is seeking to build its first quantum computer, joining a global race for one of the world’s most important emerging technologies. Read more...
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[RO in Fast Company] Online pharmacy Ro is now vaccinating seniors at home
Ro, an online pharmacy that got its start prescribing sexual health products, is now offering to vaccinate seniors at home in New York. The company is working with the New York Department of Health as well as local organizations on the effort. Read...
Read More[BioCatch in Biometric Update] Behavioral biometrics pitched for Indian payments by BioCatch, long-term fraud prevention by Plurilock
Two recent publications focus on behavioral biometrics as the answer to secure an expanding space for fraud amid the global shift to digitization. BioCatch laid out a set of strategic suggestions to implement behavioral biometrics into large-scale operations. Similarly, Plurilock examined the need for behavioral biometrics to stop the illicit trade of stolen credentials in its tracks. Read...
Read More[Nexa3D in Engineering.com] Nexa3D, Henkel Collaboration Results in New 3D Printing Photoplastics
The use of 3D printing across industries continues to rise, in part thanks to collaborations that have resulted in new materials, techniques and methods. Nexa3D and Henkel have joined the ranks of other innovators with the launch of three new high-performing polymers. Read...
Read More[Nanomedic in Israel21c] Revolutionary spray-on skin is better than a bandage for wounds
Electrospinning may sound like something to do with disco music, workouts or pop art. Actually, it’s an electrostatically charged method to produce nanofibers for items such as layered filters. The Israeli startup Nanomedic is using this technology to revolutionize wound care. Read...
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