Deta launches Surf, a groundbreaking app integrating AI browser capabilities with NotebookLM features, offering a unique tool for enhanced online navigation and note-taking experiences.
Diraq and European institute Imec demonstrate impressive 99% fidelity in silicon-based quantum chips, marking a significant leap towards practical quantum computing solutions.
Astronomers have uncovered a disk teeming with carbon molecules surrounding a massive exoplanet, potentially resetting the understanding of moon formation in the cosmos.
Smart contract development is crucial for blockchain security and operational excellence. This article explores how top development companies prioritize both security and efficiency in their smart contract services.
Epic Games claims a marked improvement in user retention rates following Apple's introduction of a new installation process for third-party apps. The changes, influenced by the EU's Digital Markets Act, have reportedly led to a 60% decrease in user drop-offs for Epic's popular game, Fortnite.
As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, Dogecoin is making waves with potential ETF developments, while the MAGAX token is being touted as a promising investment opportunity for 2025. This insight delves into the financial and technological implications of these trends.
An expertly curated selection of robotics books provides both enthusiasts and professionals with valuable insights into the evolving world of automation technologies.
In a recent pre-Series A funding round, French biotechnology firm SeaBeLife has garnered €2 million to propel its innovative drug research targeted at treating severe liver and eye conditions. Preclinical developments are underway, with clinical trial commencement anticipated in 2026.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to end funding for Wi-Fi hotspot lending programs and Wi-Fi on school buses, a move met with widespread criticism for potentially widening the digital divide among schoolchildren.
The Federal Trade Commission has charged the anonymous question app Sendit with deceiving children and illegally collecting their personal data through popular platforms like Instagram and Snapchat. The allegations point to a serious breach of privacy laws and highlight ongoing concerns about child safety and data protection online.
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