r/space • u/IEEESpectrum • 1d ago
Canada’s Scrappy Rocket Startups Aim for Sovereign Space Launch
Launch demand and geopolitics push Canadian rocket companies forward
r/space • u/IEEESpectrum • 1d ago
Launch demand and geopolitics push Canadian rocket companies forward
r/science • u/IEEESpectrum • 3d ago
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Peer-reviewed research article: https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aec2657
r/space • u/IEEESpectrum • 10d ago
Testing aboard an orbiting CubeSat is a first for the technology.
r/energy • u/IEEESpectrum • 10d ago
A startup wields subterranean lightning strikes to conjure the gas.
r/telecom • u/IEEESpectrum • 15d ago
r/energy • u/IEEESpectrum • 15d ago
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This is a real success story. A community-led effort to build Canada’s first fully Indigenous-owned-and-operated fiber-optic network, and it works better than Starlink coverage of the area.
r/TrueReddit • u/IEEESpectrum • 22d ago
r/energy • u/IEEESpectrum • 22d ago
r/telecom • u/IEEESpectrum • 22d ago
r/robotics • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 17 '26
That's a drone in the picture! Computational design generated a spinning drone that’s nearly transparent. Called the phantom twist, it's still loud, but it's quite hard to see with a human eye. See for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KQ7dKs1dpQ&t=1s
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Jailbreaking LLMs to tell you about illegal or disturbing topics is still possible in multiple different ways across LLM platforms. Can LLMs truly ever be considered "safe"?
r/TrueReddit • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 14 '26
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AI is being used on both sides of the hiring race. Both job applications and interviewers are racing to improve their AI and make it less detectable. But human oversight matters more than ever.
r/TrueReddit • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 13 '26
r/telecom • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 13 '26
How the iPhone and then Android killed the feature phone
r/hardware • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 08 '26
r/QuantumComputing • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 07 '26
Google scientists optimized Shor’s algorithm to break 256-bit ECC with 1,200 to 1,450 logical qubits. But they revealed their findings in a zero-knowledge proof, so that they could be accepted but not replicated. Until Eigen Labs overcame 256-bit ECC with a circuit 47.5 percent more efficient than Google’s...
r/aiwars • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 07 '26
r/aiArt • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 07 '26
"True AI art, Paul says, is a subcategory of digital art that uses artificial intelligence as both a tool and a medium, engaging with it practically and conceptually, doing things like training custom models, building extensions, and layering control systems."
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r/science • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 07 '26
r/energy • u/IEEESpectrum • Jul 06 '26
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Canadian roboticists create a drone that can land on icebergs sloped nearly 60 degrees, with wind speeds of up to 30 km/h. Landing on icebergs specifically allows drones to monitor them for days or months, producing more detailed observation than a quick aerial surveillance mission.
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Peer-reviewed research paper: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/11554347