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Universal Directions: Encoding Multi-Plane Lattice Dynamics in Quantum Systems

17 Jun 2025

Qubits can encode lattice model turns for protein folding, mapping coordinate directions onto quantum states for versatile, speedy structure prediction.

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How Qubits May Crack the Puzzle of Structure Prediction

17 Jun 2025

A new method encodes lattice models for protein structures into qubit states, enabling quantum-ready, coarse-grained protein structure predictions.

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The Open-Source Privacy Project Making Untrusted Devices Work Together Securely

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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New Secure Computing Tech Handles AI, Video, and Data Without Leaking Secrets

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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New Privacy Tech Lets Untrusted Parties Compute Together Without Leaking Secrets

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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IceCap Turns Arm Devices Into Secure Compute Environments—No Extra Hardware Needed

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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New Study Backs Confidential Computing Despite Security Flaws

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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New Tech Lets Even Old Devices Run Sensitive Tasks Without Risking Your Privacy

12 Jun 2025

ARM researchers have developed a framework that helps different people—who don’t trust each other—collaborate securely by using isolates.

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From Prototype to Promise: MaRDIFlow Charts the Future of Math Computing

2 Jun 2025

MaRDIFlow delivers FAIR workflow automation for mathematical sciences through abstract I/O objects, multi-layered descriptions, and ELN integration.