Quantum Computers Don't Make Sense. But This One Makes Music

A composer seeks to eavesdrop on the illogic at the heart of computing's next wave. The post Quantum Computers Don't Make Sense. But This One Makes Music appeared first on WIRED.

Solar Impulse: Around the world with zero fuel

The first aircraft powered solely by the sun made a historic landing in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, completing the 25,000 mile, round-the-world journey that began in March 2015.

Trump pledges U.S. will be 'bigger, better and stronger'

Trump pledges U.S. will be 'bigger, better and stronger'

Is new British PM good for U.S.?

Theresa May became the 76th prime minister of the United Kingdom Wednesday. But despite over two decades in politics, May is largely unknown on the other side of the Atlantic.

Michigan: Two bailiffs, suspect shot dead

Michigan: Two bailiffs, suspect shot dead

Next UK prime minister will be a woman

Britain will be led by a woman through its complicated divorce with the European Union after Conservative MPs on Thursday voted out the sole remaining male candidate in the race to succeed David Cameron.

'That is not my son,' killer's father cries

The last time Meer Sameh Mobasheer's family saw him was when he walked out the door, munching on popcorn headed to an examination preparation class.

MURDER ABROAD? Family: Police investigating death of US student in Italy

MURDER ABROAD? Family: Police investigating death of US student in Italy

Want Better Cities? Here, 6,000 Years of Data Oughta Help

The more we know about past urbanization trends, the better we can understand contemporary ones. The post Want Better Cities? Here, 6,000 Years of Data Oughta Help appeared first on WIRED.