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Fusion’s Funding Frenzy Hits Turbulence: Public Gambles and Milestone Doubts Expose Sector Rifts
Fusion energy's promise of limitless power has drawn billions from venture capitalists and tech giants. Yet cracks now appear. At The Economist’s Fusion Fest in London last w...
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Antimatter Hits the Road: CERN’s Truck Test Ushers in Portable Particle Physics
A flatbed truck crept across CERN's sprawling campus on the France-Switzerland border. Inside a bulky cryogenic trap: 92 antiprotons. Antimatter. For the first time ever....
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Birds Dodge Blades: AI Reveals Wind Farms’ True Wildlife Toll Far Below Forecasts
Wind farms face constant scrutiny over bird strikes. Developers rely on models predicting dozens of collisions yearly per turbine. Reality tells a different story. New AI-dri...
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Intel Breaks Streak: Fresh Silicon Powers Budget Core Series 3 Amid Mobile Refresh Push
Intel just ended a multi-year drought for its mainstream laptop chips. No more recycled Raptor Lake silicon in the non-Ultra lineup. The Core Series 3 processors, codenamed W...
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Coal’s Crisis Hype Fades: Renewables Surge Past Fossil Echoes in Global Power Shift
Middle East tensions locked oil and gas behind the Strait of Hormuz. Prices spiked. Governments scrambled. Headlines screamed coal's revival. But data tells another story. Gl...
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The Hidden Physics Cracking Rubber’s Century-Old Strength Secret
Reinforced rubber holds up jetliners. It seals power plants. Tires grip highways at 100 mph. For nearly 100 years, this workhorse material has powered modern industry without...
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Apple’s Smart Glasses Take Shape: Four Distinct Designs Signal a Calculated Push into Wearables
Apple's design team has settled on prototypes for its long-awaited smart glasses, testing at least four distinct styles crafted from high-end acetate material. These frames aim...
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Solar Farms Summon Storms: How Vast Arrays Could End Water Scarcity in Deserts
Dark expanses of solar panels stretch across sun-baked sands. They soak up 95% of incoming sunlight. Hot air rises. Clouds form. Rain falls.This isn't fantasy. A new m...
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A Living Sensor Inside the Brain: Science Corp’s Biohybrid Implant Enters Its First Human Patient
Max Hodak wants to put living cells inside your skull. Not as a metaphor. Not as a far-off research concept. As an actual medical device, implanted in an actual human being,...
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Oracle Bets Big on Fuel Cells: Why the Database Giant Is Bypassing the Grid to Power Its AI Ambitions
Oracle is done waiting for the electric grid to catch up with its appetite for power.The company has struck a deal with Bloom Energy to install solid oxide fuel cells...
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Earbuds That Can Read Signs and Identify Objects: Inside the Quiet Race to Build AI-Powered Hearing Devices
A pair of earbuds that can translate a foreign street sign, identify a bird by its song, or whisper the name of a face you've forgotten. That's the pitch, anyway. And for the...
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The Proton Shrank — And It Took a Decade to Figure Out Why
For more than ten years, one of the most persistent puzzles in fundamental physics has been an embarrassingly simple question: How big is a proton?Not the kind of ques...
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Denmark’s Green Miracle Has a Problem: The Voters Who Live Next to It
COPENHAGEN — Denmark has long been the poster child for renewable energy ambition. The small Nordic nation pioneered offshore wind, built one of Europe's most progressive cli...
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The Face on Your Glasses Knows Who You Are: Civil Liberties Groups Sound the Alarm on Meta’s AI Wearables
A coalition of more than 25 civil liberties organizations has sent a pointed letter to Meta Platforms Inc., demanding the company take concrete steps to prevent its Ray-Ban s...
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Intel’s Arrow Lake Refresh Bets Big on Raw Clock Speed to Reclaim Gaming Supremacy From AMD
Intel is preparing to do something it hasn't done convincingly in years: fight AMD for the gaming performance crown with a chip that doesn't just match its rival but potentia...
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