The New Manufacturing Imperative: Software-Driven Production In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, manufacturing organizations are increasingly recognizing that their competitive…
Robotic Surgery Leader Exceeds Expectations with Stellar Q3 Performance Intuitive Surgical (NASDAQ: ISRG), the pioneering force in medical robotics, delivered…
Strategic Expansion in Carbon Removal Portfolio Microsoft has significantly scaled its commitment to enhanced rock weathering (ERW) technology by announcing…
HiCloud has inaugurated a demonstration underwater data center directly powered by offshore wind energy near Shanghai. The company, alongside partners, has signed an agreement to develop a 500MW subsea facility, marking a significant step in integrating digital and marine economies.
Chinese firm HiCloud has launched a demonstration underwater data center that sources indicate is directly connected to an offshore wind farm. According to reports, the project, located off the coast of Shanghai near the Lingang Special Area, was inaugurated recently, with plans to scale subsea deployments to 500MW. The demonstration site is said to offer 2.3MW of data center capacity, though the exact location of the wind turbines remains undisclosed.
OpenAI has launched Atlas, a ChatGPT-powered browser that reimagines web navigation as conversational AI. The browser features agent mode capabilities that can perform tasks like research and shopping, potentially challenging Google Chrome’s market dominance while raising new privacy considerations.
OpenAI has officially launched Atlas, a new browser powered by ChatGPT technology that represents a significant departure from traditional web navigation. According to reports, the browser launched Tuesday exclusively for macOS users and integrates conversational AI directly into the browsing experience, potentially positioning itself as a competitor to established browsers like Google Chrome.
Next-Generation Voice Input Comes to Windows 11 Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Release Preview update is transforming how users interact with…
Revolutionary Approach to Ferroelectric Materials Scientists have achieved a groundbreaking advancement in ferroelectric materials by developing the first liquid-matter relaxor…
The battery industry faces mounting pressure to eliminate PFAS compounds known as “forever chemicals” from lithium-ion batteries. New manufacturing processes and materials aim to create more sustainable, recyclable energy storage solutions while maintaining performance standards.
While demand for lithium-ion batteries continues to grow exponentially, sources indicate these essential energy storage devices contain per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as “forever chemicals” due to their environmental persistence. According to reports, the battery industry is now actively seeking alternatives to these problematic compounds that can withstand the demanding conditions inside batteries while being more environmentally friendly.
Global Coalition Demands AI Safety Before Superintelligence Proceeds In an unprecedented alliance spanning technology, politics, and entertainment, more than 900…
Divided Advisory Opinion Creates New Complexity for Tesla Investors A third major proxy advisory firm has broken ranks in the…
