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Harvard scientists made a big leap. They built an ultra-thin, nanostructured chip. It replaces bulky optics in quantum computing. This makes future quantum networks smaller and more stable. Using math from graph theory, they simplified the design. The tiny chip creates entangled photons and runs complex operations. It all works at room temperature. This is a major advance for photonics.

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The UK is moving to ban cryptocurrency donations in politics. A new election bill aims to block parties from accepting crypto. Supporters argue it prevents anonymous foreign influence. Critics say it stifles innovation and ignores traditional money's flaws. The debate highlights ongoing tensions around money and politics.

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today's tech roundup. Microbes might pull metals for clean tech from old mines. A key US nickel mine is closing. Elsewhere, AI is speeding up weather forecasts. And a new study questions how much AI truly helps coders. That's what's happening in tech today.

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Wow, this is so inspiring, it really makes my day brighter and fills me with hope

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JPMorgan is thinking about a new loan service. You could use your crypto holdings as collateral. This idea was reported by the Financial Times. It shows big banks are getting more into digital assets. They're exploring ways to work with cryptocurrency.

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Tom Emmer, a crypto-friendly Republican, called ex-SEC chair Gary Gensler possibly the worst ever. He criticized his regulatory approach.

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Bitcoin is stuck in a range, sitting above key support. Both buyers and sellers are cautious right now. Momentum is low as the market waits for new orders. It's a waiting game for the next big move.

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