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'Just imagine what could get done' — How this US startup is building a 'cheap' fab-in-a-box to do for microchips what IBM did for PCs
InchFab developed compact semiconductor fabrication systems using smaller wafers to reduce manufacturing costs, simplify workforce training, and support specialized industries.
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'Our ability to achieve orbital AI at scale depends on our ability to access a sufficient number of AI chips, significantly more than are currently available to us': SpaceX admits that getting data centers in space may fall short due to a lack of chips
SpaceX admitted its orbital AI ambitions depend heavily upon scarce GPUs and uncertain semiconductor partnerships surrounding the TeraFab project.
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Capsule coffee makers get a bad rap, but if you choose the right one, you can enjoy great-tasting drinks at home in two minutes flat.
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'Built around volcanic materials' — Turkish startup wants to make billion-dollar radar systems near obsolete with cheap spray-in-a-can tech that claims to bring stealth capabilities to low-cost drones
A Turkish company claims volcanic spray technology reduces drone radar visibility using inexpensive materials and simplified stealth application methods.
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'AI adoption has become a game of chance': Employees are being left to navigate AI tools on their own as businesses fail to implement proper training
Only around half of the workers using AI regularly have had any formal training from their employers.
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MIT scientists make lithium-ion breakthrough that could solve a global battery issue — new low-cost extraction method was inspired by a bathroom renovation project and could reduce reliance on China
Most gadgets rely on lithium-ion batteries, and scientists have come up with a better way of getting at lithium.
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Lidl launches super-cheap solar balcony battery — as home backups become new energy crisis essential
Lidl's new balcony battery lets you store solar energy to use later or in an emergency, potentially saving you money or keeping the lights on.
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FIFA websites spoofed by hackers ahead of 2026 World Cup, FBI warns
Dozens of fake FIFA sites are out there, stealing people's data and possibly even money.
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The Razer Viper V4 Pro is a premium lightweight gaming mouse that delivers fantastic responsiveness in an elegant, minimalist package.
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Wix CEO cites 'fast evolution of AI capabilities' in announcement of 20% workforce cut
Wix says Dollar-Shekel currency issues and rapid AI developments are behind its decision to cut 20% of its headcount.
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CD Projekt Red CEO says the studio's 'ambitious' plans for a new Witcher trilogy could mean no expansions for The Witcher 4 — 'It would be difficult, to be very honest'
CD Projekt Red has suggested that the next Witcher trilogy, which starts with The Witcher 4, may not get any expansions.
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Nintendo quietly launched a new game that's just like WarioWare, and you can try it for free
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I used years of Reddit comments and Google history to create an AI version of myself in ChatGPT
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While the NHS has just granted Palantir "unlimited access" to patient data, the relationship between the UK public health sector and the controversial American firm dates back to 2020. Here's how we get here, and what's at stake.
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OpenAI just quietly retired the last of the GPT-4 models — and it feels like the end of an AI era
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A new pop-up has appeared on Fire TV devices, and users are worried that more third-party advertisers are about to block your view.
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