SaxonQ has unveiled a portable quantum computer that operates at room temperature, eliminating the need for cryogenic cooling. Demonstrated at Hannover Messe 2025, it successfully executed real-time image classification and quantum chemistry simulations, showcasing its potential for industrial applications without complex infrastructure.
Sparrow Quantum has secured €21.5 million in Series A funding to enhance its photonic quantum chip technology. Led by PensionDanmark, the investment aims to accelerate R&D and production, positioning Denmark as a leader in quantum innovation and addressing the growing demand for advanced quantum hardware in Europe.
The K-Humanoid Alliance has been launched in South Korea, uniting over 40 government, academic, and corporate entities to advance humanoid robot development. The initiative aims to create a robust AI foundation model by 2028, fostering collaboration and innovation in robotics and AI technology across the nation.
Austrian University of Applied Arts has welcomed “Flynn,” an AI student officially enrolled in its digital art program. Flynn participates in lectures, receives feedback, and earns grades alongside human peers, redefining higher education. This innovative approach allows Flynn to evolve through interactions with students and faculty, enhancing its creative algorithms.
Google has launched the Agent Development Kit (ADK), an open-source framework designed for building, managing, and deploying multi-agent systems. Written in Python, ADK emphasizes modularity and flexibility, integrating seamlessly with Google’s AI ecosystem and offering tools for developers to create efficient agent workflows.
Google Cloud is preparing for the agentic AI era, unveiling its new Ironwood TPU, which boasts significant power efficiency and scalability. The company introduced various AI models and software, including an Agent Development Kit and an AI Agent Marketplace, aimed at enhancing the development and management of AI agents.
Engineers at UCL have developed a groundbreaking fabrication process for quantum computers, achieving nearly zero failure rates. This method allows precise arrangement of individual atoms, marking a significant advancement toward scalable quantum devices. The research highlights the potential of arsenic over phosphorus for creating reliable qubits in silicon.
The real concern surrounding artificial intelligence isn’t the technology itself, but the humans controlling it. As AI evolves, the potential for misuse by corporations and individuals driven by greed poses a greater threat than the machines. Humanity’s dark nature may be the true danger in this technological age.
Researchers have found that AI models can recommend different treatments based on patients’ socioeconomic and demographic characteristics, potentially perpetuating healthcare inequities. While AI has the potential to transform healthcare, it must be developed responsibly to ensure that patient care remains equitable and effective.
Samsung is set to launch its personal robot, Ballie, this summer, powered by Gemini’s multimodal AI through a partnership with Google Cloud. Ballie can understand voice, visuals, and environmental data, offering advanced features like fashion assistance, making it one of the most anticipated tech releases of the season.
