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Chinese startup Gestala joins OpenAI-backed Merge Labs in developing ultrasound brain interfaces that could revolutionize mental health treatment without invasive implants.
Electric buses in India's major cities caused multiple fatal accidents, but technology isn't to blame. Driver training gaps reveal deeper systemic issues in rapid EV adoption.
Deezer opens AI music detection tool to other platforms as 85% of AI-generated tracks prove fraudulent. Daily uploads surge from 20,000 to 60,000 tracks.
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[email protected]Microsoft Surface Laptop 7th gen gets 27% price cut to $1,110. ARM processor adoption and AI features hint at laptop market transformation ahead
Sebastiaan de With, creator of acclaimed iPhone camera app Halide, joins Apple's design team. What does this mean for camera app innovation?
Data center boom drives 252 GW of new gas power development in the US, equivalent to 50% expansion of current gas fleet. The hidden energy cost of AI revealed.
Meta's Reality Labs lost $19.1 billion in 2025, bringing total metaverse losses to over $60 billion since 2021. With 1,000 layoffs and studio closures, the company pivots hard toward AI while VR dreams fade.
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[email protected]Microsoft's Windows 11 reaches 1 billion users milestone, growing 45% year-over-year as Windows 10 support ends. What does this mean for the PC industry?
Apple launches Creator Studio subscription for $13/month with 10 professional apps. But in a world of subscription fatigue, will creators bite?
Mark Zuckerberg predicts all glasses will become AI glasses, as Google, Apple, and Snap race to claim the next computing platform after smartphones.
MIT's 2026 breakthrough technologies spotlight hyperscale AI data centers and next-gen nuclear reactors. Here's why these two innovations are inseparable.
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[email protected]The Trump administration has slashed nuclear safety regulations for DOE-owned sites, cutting a third of the rulebook while nuclear startups chase over $1 billion in funding. Speed vs safety in the nuclear renaissance.