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Light-Based Quantum Processor Runs in Orbit for Eight Months, a Preprint Reports (opens the original)
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A programmable quantum processor that computes with individual particles of light has operated in orbit, according to a team led by Philip Walther of the University of Vienna, which describes it as the first quantum processor to do so. Over eight months in orbit, the device generated, manipulated, and detected pairs of photons and showed the quantum interference that photonic quantum computing depends on, the Quantum Computing Report summarized. The results appear in a preprint posted to arXiv b
Australia's Home Battery Fleet Could Reach 59 Gigawatt-Hours by 2029-30, Industry Report Projects (opens the original)
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Australian households are now adding home batteries faster than new rooftop solar systems, and if the current pace holds, the country could have about 59.2 gigawatt-hours of household energy storage by the 2029-30 financial year. That would be roughly 79% above the 33 gigawatt-hours projected in the Australian Energy Market Operator's Integrated System Plan, according to the Clean Energy Council's latest half-yearly report, as detailed by RenewEconomy. The Clean Energy Council report, released S
Second Goose with Bird Flu Dies at Nicosia's Athalassa Park as Cyprus Tests Four Exposed People (opens the original)
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A second goose infected with bird flu has died at the lake inside Athalassa National Forest Park in Nicosia, Cyprus, according to Cyprus Mail, which reported on Wednesday, Sept. 30, that the country's Veterinary Services had confirmed the case. It follows the Veterinary Services' announcement a day earlier that H5N1 avian influenza had been detected in a goose at the same lake, along with advice that visitors not approach, feed, or come into close contact with the birds. Four people who were in
Cloudy Germany Has Generated Almost Three Times as Much Solar Power as Sunny Australia This Year (opens the original)
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Germany, known more for gray skies than sunshine, generated 90.2 terawatt-hours (TWh) of solar electricity by September 27, 2026, already topping its total of 90 TWh for all of 2025. The German Solar Industry Association (BSW-Solar) announced the milestone, citing data from the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, RenewEconomy reported, republishing a Clean Energy Wire report. The comparison with sun-drenched Australia is what makes the record stand out. Over the same period, Australia
Solar Outproduced Nuclear Power Worldwide in 2025 for the First Time, Independent Report Finds (opens the original)
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Solar panels produced more electricity worldwide than nuclear reactors across all of 2025, the first full year in which that has happened, according to the latest World Nuclear Industry Status Report. Global solar generation jumped about 30% last year, while output from the world's operating reactors rose just 1.1%, pv magazine reported on September 29. The milestone matters because it marks a change in which low-carbon source supplies more of the world's power, not just which one is growing fas
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