It's not too late to jump on the AI action figure "Barbie box" bandwagon -- and to 3D print it so you can have it for real.

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Quantum physics already feels like a puzzle, but now scientists have made it more literal. A team of mathematicians from the University of Colorado Boulder has designed a quantum Rubik's cube, with ...

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Bank of America (BAC) set out to figure out how much it would actually cost to make iPhones — 85% of which are currently built in China — in the U.S. Here’s what it found: If just the final ...

Rent controls could drive landlords out of the UK as they feel the market ... But landlords have told The i Paper that increasing regulations could lead them to selling up in the UK and investing ...

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The ice machine is capable of making cubes in just 10 minutes, and its 1.2-litre tank means it can keep up with you during a garden party. It even comes with a scoop. Whether you prefer a cocktail ...

Table salt is a common crystal, for example. Salt's atoms connect to make cubes, and those microscopic cubes connect to form bigger cubes that are large enough to see with the naked eye. There are ...

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