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Aston University researchers have developed a revolutionary method to transmit data at speeds 4.5 million times faster than typical broadband, potentially revolutionizing internet connectivity. Read closer »

A cutting-edge scientific camera, SCARF, achieves an astounding encoding rate of 156.3 terahertz per second, capturing images at an unprecedented speed. This breakthrough in femtophotography is set to revolutionize scientific imaging. Read closer »

Metyos secures €2.3mn in pre-seed funding to develop biowearable tech for chronic kidney disease patients, aiming to enhance their health outcomes. With CKD impacting 10% of the population, the startup's innovation addresses a pressing healthcare need. Read closer »

Joining the NASA-backed Nationwide Eclipse Ballooning Project, hundreds of students will lead a scientific mission to study the April 8 total solar eclipse. This bold endeavor empowers students to engage in hands-on scientific exploration. Read closer »

UCLA bioengineers have developed an adhesive neck patch that utilizes AI to empower individuals with disabilities to communicate without vocal cords. This groundbreaking technology represents a significant leap forward in speech technology. Read closer »

The International Space Station is set to receive ultra-high-definition cameras, providing free access to live 4K Earth imagery from 250 miles above. The continuous stream will offer stunning views of our planet. Read closer »

Intel has secured a significant funding boost from the US government through the CHIPS and Science Act. The preliminary agreement with the Department of Commerce could provide the company with up to $8.5 billion in direct funding to bolster its US manufacturing efforts. This move is set to significantly impact Intel's operations and the semiconductor industry as a whole. Read closer »

Following the success of the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, Qualcomm introduces a more streamlined version designed to drive premium flagships with a focus on on-device AI. This scaled-down iteration is set to power upcoming high-end devices. Read closer »

Qualcomm has introduced the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 mobile platform, designed to elevate generative AI, photography, and gaming experiences. This cutting-edge technology promises to revolutionize mobile capabilities. Discover more about this groundbreaking innovation. Read closer »

After two decades of development, the open-source GnuCOBOL has achieved industrial maturity, positioning itself as a competitive alternative to proprietary offerings in various environments. Fabrice Le Fessa, founder of OCamlPro and GnuCOBOL contributor, made the announcement. Read closer »

Stratolaunch made history by conducting the first flight of its Talon-A hypersonic vehicle, released from the massive Roc aircraft. This milestone coincided with SpaceX's third test flight of the Starship, showcasing advancements in aerospace technology. Read closer »

With Earth facing a scarcity of helium-3, a startup aims to tap into the lunar surface as a potential source of this valuable resource. The moon could hold the key to addressing the shortage on our planet. Read closer »

Google DeepMind's latest AI, SIMA, is being trained to play games like No Man’s Sky alongside human players, aiming to enhance the gaming experience rather than compete for victory. The AI is designed to learn and adapt to human gameplay, creating a more interactive and enjoyable gaming environment. Read closer »

Addressing issues in one area of IT often leads to new problems elsewhere. This is evident in the case of microservices. Promise Theory offers a potential solution to the distributed consensus problem by providing a fresh perspective on system interactions and dependencies. Read closer »

Palantir has been awarded a $178.4 million contract by the US Army to integrate a battlefield intelligence system into a large truck. This marks the Army's first AI-defined vehicle, with Palantir set to provide systems for the innovative T... Read closer »