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Microsoft’s Anechoic Chamber is the Quietest Place on Earth

Microsoft’s new anechoic chamber now holds the Guinness World Record for the Quietest Place on Earth. The room, which was built by Eckel Noise Control Technologies, sits on anti-vibration springs that isolate i... Read More...

Student-Built Electric Vehicle Goes from Zero to Sixty in Under Two Seconds

A group of German students just broke a world record for the fastest accelerating electric vehicle. The students are from the University of Stuttgart, and they call themselves the Green Team. They designed and ... Read More...
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World’s Fastest Microchip Operates at 1 Trillion Cycles per Second

A new microchip developed by Northrop Grumman Corp. that operates at one trillion cycles per second, or one terahertz, has set a new Guinness World Record for the fastest microchip ever made. The chip broke... Read More...

Largest Parade of Electric Vehicles Attempts to Break Guinness World Record

On April 17th, the city of Quebec held its third annual Get Connected Day that highlighted an attempt to break a Guinness World Record with the largest parade of electric vehicles.

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