A quantum computing leap uses light to read qubits. Stanford built tiny optical cavities that capture light from single atoms. This lets many qubits be measured simultaneously. They've shown arrays with hundreds of these cavities already. It paves the way for huge quantum networks with millions of qubits.
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At TechCrunch Disrupt, Yakovenko shared a shift in his role. He's now more at ease stepping back from hands-on coding. He's comfortable letting others lead in software development. This marks a personal evolution in how he contributes.
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Bitcoin's dropped a lot since October. But Stifel says it could fall even more. Past trends show these sell-offs often get worse. Then the momentum finally turns around.
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