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The AI world is heating up, and it's not just about the software. Elon Musk, the big boss at Tesla, has sounded the alarm. He believes a major showdown is coming, and it's all about who makes the best AI hardware. He's talking about Nvidia's new Blackwell chips. These could be a game-changer, making

New Zealand Launch Site Sends Japanese Satellite into Space

A Japanese satellite is now circling Earth after a successful launch from New Zealand. The satellite, called RAISE 4, is on a mission to test new space tech. It carries eight different experiments, including a special sail to help it come back down to Earth safely. This launch was a big deal for Ja

Pet Gadgets Put to the Test: What Really Works for Your Furry Friends?

Ever wondered if those fancy pet gadgets are worth the hype? A group of pet owners decided to put various pet tech devices to the test with their own furry companions. From smart collars to automated feeders, they explored which gadgets truly make life easier for both pets and their owners. The tea

Safe Spaces in the Digital World: Why Sandboxes Matter

In the world of tech, sandboxes are like digital playgrounds. They are safe, isolated spaces where you can test and play with unknown software or files without risking your main system. Think of them as a safety net for your computer. They are used by companies, developers, and cybersecurity experts

crypto

U. S. Takes a Big Step in Crypto Regulation

The U. S. is making a big move in the crypto world. The CFTC has given the green light for federally regulated spot crypto trading. This means that Bitnomial, a new exchange, will start operating next week. It's a big deal because it's the first time this kind of trading will be under federal oversi

health

Shielding Against Hepatitis B: The Power of Strong Antibodies

Hepatitis B virus (HBV) can wake up in people with weak immune systems. This is a big worry for those taking certain medicines, like Rituximab. These medicines can make the virus come back in more than 10% of cases. So, doctors often give antiviral medicines to people who have had hepatitis B before

New Mexico's Tech and Science Roadmap: Turning Research into Jobs

New Mexico is making big moves to turn its strong research into jobs and money. The state just released a detailed plan called the Science and Technology Roadmap. This plan points out areas where New Mexico is already doing well and suggests ways to use these strengths to create more high-paying job

health

Global Health: Why Women and Girls Are Left Behind

Women and girls around the world face many unfair challenges. These challenges make it hard for them to get the same chances as men. One big problem is the gender health gap. This means women often get worse health outcomes than men. Why does this happen? Mainly because not enough research is done o

environment

Staten Island's Smelly Surprise: Composting Brings Back Bad Memories

Staten Island has a long history with garbage. The Fresh Kills landfill was once the city's dumping ground. It was a huge problem for the people living there. The landfill was supposed to close after a few years. But it stayed open for over 50 years. The smell was terrible. It made life miserable fo

politics

How Boycotts Can Challenge Oppression