The Marvel Cinematic Universe‘s villains are not all equally despicable. While some adversaries are one-dimensional, others ...

Marvel is still committed to big super-team tentpoles, more Spider-Man movies, and getting some fresh blood into the MCU with characters like Wonder Man. Marvel Studios’ current plans stretch ...

Thunderbolts*, the second MCU movie in 2025, brings an Avengers-style team of heroes, but with villains from the previous ...

The return of MCU actors Dominique Thorne, Emily VanCamp, and Tessa Thompson helps connect this episode even more to the wider franchise, although Saab does an admirable job as Mysterio.

From vast deities that defy comprehension to a big purple man, here are what we think are the ten strongest characters we've seen in the MCU. Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange in Doctor ...

Enthusiasm over the quantum computing space is strong as 2025 approaches. Rigetti Computing Inc (NASDAQ:RGTI) is among the Nasdaq Composite's (IXIC) leaders today, last seen up 13% to trade at a ...

Quantum computers are expected to solve some problems beyond the reach of the most powerful supercomputers imaginable. Reaching this milestone has been dubbed "quantum supremacy." But whether ...

A quantum state of light has been successfully teleported through more than 30 kilometers (around 18 miles) of fiber optic cable amid a torrent of internet traffic – a feat of engineering once ...

But the journey to his current portrayal wasn’t without drama. Edward Norton’s brief tenure as Bruce Banner marked the character’s early days in the MCU. However, after just one film, Norton stepped ...

Quantum computing appears on track to help companies in three main areas: optimization, simulation and machine learning. The appeal of quantum machine learning lies in its potential to tackle ...

Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans, the two pillars of the original Avengers, are set to make their return to the MCU— and it's going to be a tremendous mistake. As the sprawling cinematic ...

Many researchers believe that the only way to build unambiguously useful quantum computers is to enable them to correct their own errors. A breakthrough in December from researchers at Google ...