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BioSpherix Opens Center for Cytocentric Technology in Winston-Salem's Innovation Quarter, Backed by NSF Grant
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BioSpherix Opens Center for Cytocentric Technology in Winston-Salem's Innovation Quarter, Backed by NSF Grant
The cell-culture specialist is building a dedicated R&D hub focused on keeping cells in physiologically accurate conditions during biomanufacturing, addressing a fundamental gap in regenerative medicine.
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Pasqal's Logical Qubits Now Beat Physical Ones on Real Hardware. That's a Threshold Worth Noticing.
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Pasqal's Logical Qubits Now Beat Physical Ones on Real Hardware. That's a Threshold Worth Noticing.
The French quantum startup showed error-corrected qubits outperforming raw physical qubits on practical problems, marking the first neutral-atom system to cross this line outside Google and IBM.
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German Researchers Turn Standard WiFi Routers Into Near-Perfect Human Identification Systems
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German Researchers Turn Standard WiFi Routers Into Near-Perfect Human Identification Systems
A team at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology demonstrated a system that identifies individuals with nearly 100% accuracy using only ordinary WiFi signals and machine learning.
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Meta Launches 'Forum' App as Reddit Rival While Overhauling Its Workforce Around AI
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Meta Launches 'Forum' App as Reddit Rival While Overhauling Its Workforce Around AI
Facebook's parent dropped a Reddit-like groups app without announcement. The same week, it laid off 8,000 people and moved 7,000 more into AI teams. The message is clear.
AI Desk
The Physics Flip: How Warm-Water Chip Cooling Is Rewriting Data Center Economics
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The Physics Flip: How Warm-Water Chip Cooling Is Rewriting Data Center Economics
NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips run on 45°C water that requires no chillers, while Microsoft's microfluidics etches cooling channels directly into silicon. Together, they could cut data center water use by billions of gallons.
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AirForestry's 20-Foot Drone Harvests Trees From Above Without Touching the Ground
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AirForestry's 20-Foot Drone Harvests Trees From Above Without Touching the Ground
The Swedish startup has raised more than €10 million to bring fully electric, AI-guided aerial forestry to market, with Europe's largest forest owners already signed on.
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Anthropic's Glasswing Has Found Over 10,000 Critical Vulnerabilities. The Hard Part Is Fixing Them.
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Anthropic's Glasswing Has Found Over 10,000 Critical Vulnerabilities. The Hard Part Is Fixing Them.
Project Glasswing has identified more than 10,000 high or critical-severity vulnerabilities in one month. The bugs were always there. The question now is whether defenders can patch them faster than attackers can exploit them.
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Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as Director of National Intelligence, Citing Husband's Cancer Battle
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Tulsi Gabbard Resigns as Director of National Intelligence, Citing Husband's Cancer Battle
The fourth Cabinet departure of Trump's second term comes as Gabbard's husband faces a rare bone cancer diagnosis. Principal Deputy Aaron Lukas will take over in an acting capacity.
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SpaceX Explores Laser Links to Bring Gigabit Connectivity to the Moon
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SpaceX Explores Laser Links to Bring Gigabit Connectivity to the Moon
The company is testing optical communications for cislunar space, potentially replacing decades of radio-frequency limitations with the same laser tech already powering Starlink.
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Meta Launches 'Forum' App as Reddit Rival While Overhauling Its Workforce Around AI
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Meta Launches 'Forum' App as Reddit Rival While Overhauling Its Workforce Around AI
Facebook's parent dropped a Reddit-like groups app without announcement. The same week, it laid off 8,000 people and moved 7,000 more into AI teams. The message is clear.
AI Desk
Anthropic's Glasswing Has Found Over 10,000 Critical Vulnerabilities. The Hard Part Is Fixing Them.
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Anthropic's Glasswing Has Found Over 10,000 Critical Vulnerabilities. The Hard Part Is Fixing Them.
Project Glasswing has identified more than 10,000 high or critical-severity vulnerabilities in one month. The bugs were always there. The question now is whether defenders can patch them faster than attackers can exploit them.
Security Desk
The Definitive Guide to AI Tools in 2026: From Chatbots to Code Agents to Cinematic Video
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The Definitive Guide to AI Tools in 2026: From Chatbots to Code Agents to Cinematic Video
A comprehensive reference covering every major AI tool across chat, coding, creative, research, and media categories, with honest assessments of what each does best and where it falls short.
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Cornell's Cross-Link Collective Treats Robots Like Flowing Matter, Not Machines
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Cornell's Cross-Link Collective Treats Robots Like Flowing Matter, Not Machines
Engineers created a swarm of small robots that link and unlink using Velcro, producing coordinated motion without any central controller or significant computation.
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SpaceX's $15 Billion Anthropic Deal Signals a Compute Market Where Rocket Companies Set the Price
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SpaceX's $15 Billion Anthropic Deal Signals a Compute Market Where Rocket Companies Set the Price
Elon Musk announced SpaceX is leasing AI compute at scale to Anthropic and in talks with other companies, revealing how GPU-rich infrastructure owners are now setting the terms of an AI arms race.
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Anduril's Voyager Gateway 1 Puts a Mission Server on Every Soldier
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Anduril's Voyager Gateway 1 Puts a Mission Server on Every Soldier
The company's newest edge compute device weighs about as much as a radio and draws 12 watts, turning dismounted operators into nodes on its Lattice Mesh.
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Thousands of Agents Per Person: The Hype Machine Behind Agentic AI
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Thousands of Agents Per Person: The Hype Machine Behind Agentic AI
Crypto leaders like CZ and Brian Armstrong are betting that AI agents will soon outnumber humans in economic transactions. A wave of tokens and marketplaces is racing to capture the opportunity.
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Senate Banking Committee Nears CLARITY Act Vote After Marathon Amendment Session
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Senate Banking Committee Nears CLARITY Act Vote After Marathon Amendment Session
The committee has debated over 100 amendments with Republicans united at 13 votes. Key bipartisan compromises passed while Democratic tightening amendments failed along party lines.
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A Stoned Mishap, an AI Forensic Tool, and $400,000 in Forgotten Bitcoin
Crypto
A Stoned Mishap, an AI Forensic Tool, and $400,000 in Forgotten Bitcoin
An X user says Anthropic's Claude recovered 5 BTC from an 11-year-old wallet file buried on a college computer, after trying trillions of passwords.
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