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Chinese companies dominated 2025 humanoid robot sales with 90% market share. Unitree and Agibot outsold Tesla's entire production target, signaling a new industrial shift.
Scientists have recreated the 4,000-year-old fragrances used in Egyptian mummification and are now incorporating them into museum exhibits, transforming how we experience ancient history through smell.
Former Stripe employees launch Duna, raising €30M Series A to build global business identity infrastructure. Can they create the 'digital passport' for companies?
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[email protected]Snap reports 71% growth in paid subscribers while losing daily active users, highlighting the platform's struggle to diversify beyond advertising revenue.
The House Science Committee unanimously passed NASA's reauthorization act, signaling new priorities for America's space program amid growing commercial competition and geopolitical tensions.
Steam Machine, Steam Frame, and Steam Controller face delays as global memory crisis forces Valve to reset pricing expectations and launch timeline.
Europe pours billions into early-stage climate startups, only to watch them fail at Series B. New funds like Kembara are trying to bridge this 'valley of death.
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[email protected]Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos tells Senate hearing that Warner Bros acquisition will lower prices and increase content, but monopoly concerns persist.
Anthropic mocked ChatGPT's ad plans in Super Bowl commercials, triggering Sam Altman's furious response calling his rival 'dishonest and authoritarian
Waymo and Tesla executives urged lawmakers to pass autonomous vehicle legislation, but concerns over Chinese components and safety incidents kept bills from advancing.
The SEC seeks $150 million from Elon Musk over Twitter acquisition disclosure violations, but Trump isn't intervening to help his former ally.
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[email protected]FBI agents couldn't access a Washington Post reporter's iPhone due to Apple's Lockdown Mode during a classified leak investigation, highlighting the growing tension between privacy and law enforcement.