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HIV/AIDS continues to be a big global problem. With tech moving fast, more tools are being created to help patients think clearer and manage their health better. But, there's not much research combining all this info. Researchers are looking into how tech can make a difference. They found that usin

B-21 Raider’s First Test Flight: A New Era of Stealth Air Power

Edwards Air Force Base buzzed with excitement in 2024 as the first B-21 Raider test flights took to the skies. This sixth-generation stealth bomber, crafted by Northrop Grumman, is a game-changer for U. S. military aviation. Named after the World War II Doolittle Raiders, the Raider is set to replac

business

U. S. Tightens Rules on AI Chips, Keeps Allies in the Loop

The United States government recently announced new rules that limit the export of AI chips to certain countries and allow unlimited access to allies like Japan and the UK. The goal is to keep advanced computing power within the U. S. and its closest allies, while blocking access to countries like C

business

Overhaul's Big Funding Boost

Overhaul, a supply chain visibility company based in Austin, Texas, has secured a whopping $55 million in funding. Leading the charge was Springcoast Partners, with existing investors Edison Partners and Americo also chipping in. This new cash influx aims to turbocharge Overhaul’s development in AI

Timekettle's New Babel OS: A Big Step Forward in Language Translation

Timekettle, a company known for its innovative translation devices, has just launched Babel OS. This software aims to change the way we communicate across language barriers. It offers real-time, emotion-filled translations and customizable lexicons. But how does this blend of hardware and software w

politics

US Blocks AI Chip Exports to Prevent China from Catching Up

In a last-ditch effort to stop China from gaining the upper hand in AI technology, the Biden administration has announced new restrictions on the export of advanced AI chips. This move, coming just before Biden leaves office, is expected to strain relations with China. Tech giants like Nvidia and Or

education

AI in Schools: What's Next for Education?

For over 60 years, we've dreamed of computers transforming education. Now, it's happening. Arizona State Board for Charter Schools approved Unbound Academy, an online school using AI teaching assistants. They promise 2. 4 times faster academic growth than traditional schools. This isn't just a new t

Space Rivals: Blue Origin and SpaceX Face Delays

Blue Origin is gearing up to send its brand-new New Glenn rocket into space on Monday morning. This mammoth rocket, standing at 320 feet tall, is ready to blast off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. Originally set for Friday, the launch was pushed back due to weather concerns. Blue

science

Why Cyanobacteria Love Orange: The Story of Light-Sensitive OCPs

Ever wondered how some tiny organisms like cyanobacteria protect themselves from too much light? Meet Orange Carotenoid Proteins (OCPs)! These water-soluble proteins are exclusive to cyanobacteria and play a big role in their survival. OCPs have two main parts, a light-sensitive sensor at the end (C