Liora Vancek - Page 7
Liora is a writer and editor covering tech and the future of work. Her articles blend sharp analysis with a conversational style that makes complex ideas feel human. She's written extensively about emerging tech and how innovation shapes everyday life. When she’s not online, you’ll find her reading science fiction or playing video games.
A Quantum Computing Company Just Rang the Nasdaq Bell
Try explaining to someone in 2019 that you could buy stock in a company whose entire product is a supercooled...
Seven Shuffles Randomize a Deck. Your Shuffling Doesn’t Count
Say you’re at a kitchen table, it’s your deal, and someone at the table is the kind of person who...
Trump Signed Two Quantum Orders and Set a Clock to 2028
Picture your bank and hospital records and the classified stuff that keeps satellites where they’re supposed to be, all protected...
Scientists Just Learned Why Cells Don’t Tear Themselves Apart
Scientists have finally figured out how one of biology’s oldest engineering mysteries truly works. Researchers at the University of California,...
Quantum Pioneer Explains the Theory That Reimagines Physics
What if you could ask physics not how a thing happens, but whether it could ever happen at all? That...
Quantum Industry Drops Qubit Counts for Logical Qubits as 2026 Benchmark
The quantum computing field has quietly retired one of its favorite bragging rights. According to industry reporting circulated this week,...
Lockheed Martin Backs Quantum Tech to Strengthen GPS
Lockheed Martin just doubled down on a future where GPS doesn’t work alone, and argues that quantum navigation will become...
Quantinuum Hits Nasdaq With $1.68 Billion IPO, One of Quantum’s Biggest Public Debuts Yet
Quantinuum started trading on the Nasdaq on June 4, after pulling in $1.68 billion through its initial public offering. The...
A Quantum Sensor Wants to Find Magnets That Shouldn’t Exist
Let’s say you discovered a creature that looks like a cat and moves like a dog, but somehow has the...