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News updates related to world records
World record: Ultra-small QR code measuring just 1.98 square micrometers, smaller than a bacterium.
Scientists at TU Wien and Cerabyte have created the world's smallest QR code, measuring 1.98 square micrometers, using focused ion beam technology to permanently engrave data onto ceramic.
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China sets world record for data transmission speed, paving the way for 6G.
A group of Chinese scientists has just announced that an integrated communication system combining fiber optic cables and mobile networks has achieved a world record speed of 512 Gbps (512 gigabits per second), paving the way for...
Phu Quoc: Discover the APEC complex, home to the world's largest ballroom.
Surpassing the scale of Caesars Forum (USA), the APEC Convention Center complex in Phu Quoc has set a series of international records, positioning Vietnam on the global MICE tourism map.
Electric vehicle sets record for running continuously for 7 days, breaks 26 world records.
The Mercedes-AMG GT XX electric car set a record by completing over 40,000 km, running continuously for 7 days, and breaking 26 world records.
Japan sets world record for internet speed, reaching 1 billion Mbps.
Japan has just broken all limits in network connectivity by setting a new world record, with internet speeds reaching 1 billion megabits per second (Mbps). This achievement is not only astonishing but also opens up...
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