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Long live SSD drives.

This system, in one way or another, favors big creators who move a higher volume of visualizations.

Playing war games can be a very serious thing.

Is this the end of an era or just a bump in the road? Superhero movies have no choice but to self-examine their approach.

The world of sugars is complex and diverse, as is the world of sweeteners.

The newly awarded Nobel Prize laureate believes companies need to use at least 25% of computing resources to avoid the threat of AI.

It had everything going against it. TSMC’s first integrated circuit plant in Arizona has caused the company considerable headaches.

A new study shows that cats are highly self-aware of their bodies and make calculations about their height.

At the time of publication, NASA hasn’t made any official statement regarding the situation.

Prices fluctuate like concert tickets, though critics argue this approach treats the city like a museum.

German Police have just busted a drug gang by following an unusual clue: a pizza.

The creator of Basecamp has revealed his company’s progress after leaving the cloud, saying it will save even more than expected over the next few years.

Recruiters and candidates are increasingly using AI to gain an edge in what many see as broken selection processes. Some recruiters are beginning to question the ethics of AI in hiring.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently emphasized that the company’s philosophy isn’t to be first, but to be the best.

The story, unknown to even Stoker’s biographers and literary scholars, has recently come to light.

Mersenne prime numbers are a constant surprise.

Shrunken Head Bob from Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the king of this ranking. Curiously, he’s followed by Raygun, the Australian breakdancer at the summer Olympics.

Jim Farley says Xiaomi's car is fantastic, but also a warning to Western brands.

When Nvidia unveiled its B200 chip for AI applications in March this year, it clearly had an absolute beast on its hands.

For 132 years, the world’s leading mathematicians have struggled to find a generalized Lyapunov function.

It features 40 miles of cables, and weighs about 30 tons. This is Gefion.

Taiwan’s prime minister says he’s “very open” to reconsidering nuclear power.