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Sarah Meiklejohn, a grad student, shattered the belief in cryptocurrency's untraceability, challenging drug dealers and money launderers. Her work laid the foundation for a decade-long crackdown on illicit activities involving Bitcoin. Read closer »

Microsoft's new Copilot Pro subscription, priced at $20 per month, brings AI-powered Office features to power users and anyone seeking enhanced productivity. This offering is designed to cater to a wider audience, providing advanced capabilities to all. Read closer »

NASA's X-59 Quesst, developed by Lockheed Martin, is set to revolutionize supersonic travel with its minimal sonic boom. The $247.5 million project will be showcased in a live flight test, demonstrating its quiet and efficient air performance. Stay tuned for this groundbreaking development in commercial aviation. Read closer »

LG Display showcased its latest advancements at CES 2024, including transparent OLEDs, a 480Hz gaming monitor, and the introduction of META technology 2.0 in its advanced OLED panels. These next-gen OLEDs boast a remarkable 42% increase in brightness compared to their predecessors, setting a new standard in display technology. Read closer »

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has revealed its intention to purchase Juniper Networks, a data center networking hardware maker, for approximately $14 billion, at $40 per share in an all-cash transaction. The acquisition is anticipated to be finalized by the end of this year or in early 2025. CNBC reported. Read closer »

As the one-size-fits-all approach to healthcare evolves, the focus shifts to personalized medicine. This shift promises safer and more effective treatments tailored to individual needs, ultimately improving healthcare for all. Read closer »

Jackery introduces a groundbreaking rooftop tent with integrated 1000W solar panels, offering sustainable energy for off-grid travel. Experience the perfect blend of outdoor adventure and eco-friendly living. Discover more here. Read closer »

A groundbreaking achievement in medical science, the world's first partial heart transplant has successfully grown valves and arteries after over a year of research. Duke Health's pioneering procedure marks a significant leap forward in cardiac care. Read closer »

DeWave introduces a groundbreaking AI that can translate thoughts into text, blurring the lines between science fiction and reality. Learn more about this mind-bending technology. Read on ReadWrite. Read closer »

In 2024, there's a planned encryption upgrade to counter potential threats from quantum computers. While the risk may be low, cryptographers are proactively ensuring data security. This proactive measure aims to maintain data protection in the face of advancing technology. Read closer »

A UK startup in Gloucertershire has successfully developed a sustainable jet fuel using human sewage. Firefly Green Fuels CEO, James Hygate, emphasized the abundance of the low-value feedstock. This innovative solution aims to reduce carbon emissions in the aviation industry. Read closer »

This week's science highlights encompass a groundbreaking physics experiment converting light into matter, NASA's Juno mission nearing a close rendezvous with Jupiter's moon Io, and a compilation of the most remarkable archaeological findings of 2023. Delve into the latest scientific developments here. Read closer »

Swedish researchers at Linköping University have created a 'bioelectronic soil' to enhance plant growth in hydroponic systems. This innovative technology can significantly boost plant growth in soilless environments, such as hydroponic farms. Read closer »

Large language models are set to advance from generating synthetic content to becoming virtual agents capable of performing tasks on your computer. This evolution will see AI chatbots becoming smart enough to be your coworker. Read closer »

Throughout the year, the focus was on the potential of artificial intelligence and its capabilities compared to humans. However, the impact of Hollywood strikes on this advancement raises questions about its future dominance in the workforce. Read closer »