The Lahore Electric Supply Company (LESCO) disconnected electricity to four Bahria Town Lahore projects on Friday after the real estate developer failed to pay over Rs. 682 million in outstanding bills.
Muhammad Ramzan Butt, LESCO’s CEO,…
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How to Really See the Stars
The only major difference between the sun and the stars we see at night is that the sun happens to be close to us—which is advantageous, assuming you enjoy being alive.
Astronomers enjoy this as well but have another reason for rejoicing in the…
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Revived claims that antibiotics don’t kill bacteria with reactive oxygen prove controversial | News
Fluorescein dyes widely used to detect oxidative stress in bacteria are probably worthless, researchers in the US say.1 The research follows a 2024 study by the same authors concluding that another widely-used technique to detect oxidative…
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Public health measures at Dominican ports | NorthStandard
This alert shares information about the current health posture at these ports and what vessel operators should expect when calling Dominican Republic ports amid the ongoing dengue activity in the Caribbean during this period.
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Rescuers step up recovery operations as Southeast Asia flood deaths reach 321 – Reuters
- Rescuers step up recovery operations as Southeast Asia flood deaths reach 321 Reuters
- Satellites capture rare three-cyclone storm cluster causing deadly Asia floods BBC
- Death toll from Indonesia floods, landslides rises to 19 Dawn
- Indonesia…
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Why is Asim Munir being blamed for Pakistan PM’s ‘disappearance’? – Firstpost
The Imran Khan death rumours in Pakistan refuse to die. Despite the Pakistani government and Adiala Jail authorities stating that the former Pakistani prime minister is fit and healthy as he continues to serve his prison sentence, the speculation…
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Polluted air quietly erases the benefits of exercise
Long-term exposure to polluted air may significantly reduce the positive health effects of regular physical activity, according to new research from an international team that included experts from UCL (University College London).
The study,…
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What to know about the apartment tower fire in Hong Kong
HONG KONG — Hong Kong firefighters were making a final push to try and find victims and any possible survivors from the city’s worst fire in memory, going apartment-to-apartment in the high-rise complex in an exhaustive search.
At least 128…
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Transport fears force cap on ticket sales for events in Italy’s Cortina ahead of Winter Olympics
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Local organizers have been forced to cap the number of tickets on sale for Winter Olympics events in Cortina d’Ampezzo in February…
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Quantum project unlocks accelerated run times for giant air flow calculations
Riverlane is the world leader in Quantum Error Correction (QEC), the technology that unlocks quantum computing’s promise of a new age of human progress.
We partner with over 60% of the world’s quantum computer companies and leading high-performance computing (HPC) centres, to solve the error problem blocking their path to ‘utility-scale’ systems that can transform multiple industries.
Deltaflow, our real-time QEC stack, is interoperable with quantum computers using any qubit modality. It utilises proprietary QEC chips, decoders, and compilers. Deltakit, our software platform, helps quantum developers learn, develop and adopt QEC.
Founded in 2016 as a spin-out from Cambridge University, Riverlane is headquartered in Cambridge and has offices in Boston in the US. The company has over $120 million in private funding, including an $85 million Series C round in 2024.
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