Selected technical research in AI and quantum computing, explained briefly for working technologists, with the original source always linked.
1211 entries · updated 11 Nov 2026
Every entry is reviewed and approved by a TechiesJournal editor.
A curated record of research worth a practitioner’s attention: preprints, peer-reviewed papers and research-lab reports.
It is not a news feed and not a list of every paper. Most of what we read is left out; an entry appears only when it clears an editorial bar for significance.
Preprint · not peer reviewed · from a company lab
A lab preprint reports a cheaper way to serve long-context language models
Original title: the paper’s own title, shown under our headline
Findings
The authors report that the method reduces key-value cache memory by 41% at a context length of 128,000 tokens
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Limitations
Evaluated on three benchmarks only (stated by the authors)
Evaluation run by the publishing lab, not yet reproduced (TechiesJournal observation)
Summary by the approving editor · Added on the day it was approved
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RetractedWithdrawnCorrected
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Preprintnot peer reviewedfrom Tata Consultancy Services / IBM
Original title: Towards large-scale ab initio Molecular Dynamics Simulation with Efficient Sampling-based Quantum Computing Algorithms
A preprint describes SqDRIFT-AIMD, a quantum-computing approach said to outperform CCSD for 40-qubit molecular dynamics simulations.
Preprintnot peer reviewed
Original title: Benchmarking Quantum Computers via Protocols, Comparing Superconducting and Ion-Trap Quantum Technology
A preprint reports a protocol-based benchmarking method to compare quantumness between superconducting and ion-trap quantum chips.
Preprintnot peer reviewedfrom Origin Quantum Computing Technology
Original title: Depth-reduced quantum simulation of Lindbladian dynamics via adaptive variational quantum trajectory compression
A preprint describes a variational technique to compress quantum trajectory circuits for simulating dissipative quantum systems on near-term hardware.
Conference paperreview status unknownfrom Visa / Palo Alto Networks
Original title: Tracing MCP Security Vulnerabilities: Constructing and Analyzing an MCP Security Vulnerability Dataset
A study builds a curated dataset of MCP security vulnerabilities from CVE disclosures and analyses their patterns.
Preprintnot peer reviewed
Original title: Seeing Isn't Enough: Unlocking Visual Reasoning by Bridging the Reasoning-Access Gap with TIGER
A preprint argues multimodal models can read images fine but fail to reason on them, and tests a training method to close that gap.
Preprintnot peer reviewed
Original title: Verifier-Backed Hard Problem Generation for Mathematical Reasoning
A preprint describes a three-party self-play framework that uses a verifier to generate valid, challenging maths problems for training LLMs.
Research Watch answers one question: what are researchers and technical organisations investigating, and is this particular piece of work worth your attention?
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