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Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Reality Elite Ushers in a New Wave of Powerful XR Smart Glasses
Qualcomm just dropped its most advanced XR processor yet. The Snapdragon Reality Elite promises sharper visuals, stronger on-device AI and better efficiency for the coming ge...
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Snap CEO Spiegel Defends Billion-Dollar Bet on Specs as AR Glasses Face Make-or-Break 2026
Shares of Snap Inc. have taken their lumps this year. Ad growth slowed. User metrics wavered. Activist voices called for cuts. Yet CEO Evan Spiegel stands firm. The future, h...
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Battery Output Powers Ahead as U.S. Manufacturing Hits a Wall
The numbers tell two stories at once. One sector surges. The rest stalls.Battery manufacturing under NAICS code 33591 posted another solid gain in May. The Federal Res...
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Huawei’s Chip Queen Returns With Tau Scaling Law to Outmaneuver Sanctions
He Tingbo stepped back into the spotlight last month after seven years largely out of public view. The president of Huawei's semiconductor business, long called the company's...
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Google’s Massive Intel Foundry Bet Signals AI Supply Chain Shift
Google just placed one of the largest orders yet for its own AI accelerators with a supplier other than TSMC. The move, confirmed in recent days, pairs with an earlier infras...
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Semi-Solid Batteries Reach Roads While Pure Solid-State Dreams Linger
Promises of batteries that could double electric vehicle range and banish fire risks have circulated for years. Yet as 2026 unfolds, the vehicles hitting showrooms feature a...
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TSMC’s Panel-Level Packaging Push: How CoPoS and Bigger Interposers Aim to Ease AI Chip Constraints
TSMC faces no greater test than satisfying the explosive appetite for advanced packaging. Demand from NVIDIA, Broadcom, AMD and hyperscalers has kept CoWoS capacity sold out...
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Ukraine’s Frontline Labs Expose the Fragility of Off-the-Shelf Drones in Electronic Warfare
An officer from Ukraine's First Corps Azov watches modified fixed-wing drones strike Russian supply lines up to 250 kilometers behind the front. Standard commercial models do...
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OpenAI’s Stargate Bet Tests Limits of AI Ambition and American Power
Sam Altman stood beside President Donald Trump at the White House in January 2025. SoftBank chief Masayoshi Son and Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison flanked them. The occasion...
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Mycelium’s “Wood Wide Web”: Billions of Kilometers Linking Forest Life
The vast underground networks formed by fungi have captivated scientists for decades with their intricate connections and surprising abilities to link plants across forests. Rec...
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Verizon Launches AI Platform to Predict and Prevent Network Disruptions
Verizon has introduced an artificial intelligence system designed to strengthen its network operations and improve customer experiences across wireless and fiber services. The a...
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AWS Graviton5 Delivers Major Performance and Efficiency Gains for Cloud Workloads
AWS has unveiled its latest Graviton processor, the Graviton5, and early benchmarks suggest the chip delivers meaningful gains in performance and efficiency for cloud workloads....
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Solar Surpasses Coal in U.S. Electricity Mix as Policy Headwinds Mount
Solar power has overtaken coal in monthly U.S. electricity generation for the first time. The shift happened in May. Data from global energy think tank Ember shows solar deli...
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US Army Apache Ditches in Strait of Hormuz; Unmanned Sea Hunter Completes First Autonomous Pilot Rescue
A US Army AH-64 Apache helicopter experienced a mechanical failure and ditched into the waters near the Strait of Hormuz last week, but all crew members escaped serious injury t...
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Wearable Fabrics That Pull Liters of Drinking Water From Dry Air
Water scarcity grips vast stretches of the planet. Billions face daily shortages. Yet the air around us holds untapped moisture. Researchers have long chased ways to capture...
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