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Everything You Wanted to Know About Quantum Physics (But Were Afraid to Ask)
Quantum is all the rage, but sorting real science from pop science isn’t easy. A century ago, physicists realized subatomic particles don't follow classical rules—electrons exist in superpositions of probability until observed, and entangled photons collapse instantly across vast distances. From Einstein’s doubts to atomic clocks and modern quantum communications, we explore the weird realities, unsolved mysteries, and transformative technology shaping our quantum future.
Oct 24 min read


The Odyssey
Chronos, Synchronos, and Kairos walk into a bar...
Sep 23 min read


Large Language Models, Tiny Time Budgets
From powering LLMs to running global networks, modern data centers face a massive hurdle: the von Neumann bottleneck and soaring energy demands. Learn how precise timing and synchronization solve the data coordination tax—turning chaotic, power-hungry compute clusters into hyper-efficient, synchronized engines.
Aug 193 min read


Happy Independence Day!
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a group of early American leaders ratified the Declaration of Independence...Today, the world is hooked on GPS.
Jul 62 min read


Disruption at 36,000 km
GPS has practically become a “background feature of our everyday world," but "this state of affairs has allowed GPS to become one of the most systematically exploited technologies in the world." And it isn't isolated to just one bad actor; “There is every reason to believe China’s BeiDou global navigation satellite system has the ability to imitate American GPS signals."
Jun 222 min read


Breaking Up is Hard to Do
The official definition of sovereign is “having independent authority and the right to govern itself,” most usually referring to countries. And independence, in this case, requires breaking the dependence on things they critically need but are out of their control...
Apr 292 min read


Digital Time Transfer
We live in analog world. All around us we are being bombarded by waves: sound waves hit our ears, light waves hit our eyes, RF waves hit our radios. And yet, long distance communications is primarily digital.
Mar 312 min read


...Looking Forward 2026
The Oxford University Press word of the year for 2025 was "rage bait," explained as "online content deliberately designed to elicit anger or outrage by being frustrating, provocative, or offensive, typically posted in order to increase traffic to or engagement with a particular web page or social media content.”To get in on this action, we will make our bold predictions for 2026 - with our own more measured take.
Feb 123 min read
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