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Lumai's Optical Computing System Cuts AI Energy Use by 90%
A startup from Oxford University unveiled a system that runs large language models in real time with significantly lower energy consumption.
Hidden Dwarf Galaxy May Be Lying at the Heart of the Milky Way
Recent analysis of stars in the galactic plane suggests an ancient dwarf galaxy named Loki might be merged with our galaxy since its early days.
AI uncovers new insights into human DNA structure and function
Researchers in the US found that DNA structures are more dynamic than previously thought, opening new avenues for disease treatment.
Hubble Spots a Bright Spiral Galaxy in the Antlia Constellation
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope captured a stunning image of galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, revealing its structure and star formation.
Rocket Report: Falcon Heavy Returns and Russia's Soyuz-5 Debuts
This week’s space news covers SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy test flight and Russia’s long-awaited Soyuz-5 debut, marking key milestones.
Paraguay produces over 99% of its electricity from renewable sources
The South American country stands out globally for generating almost all its electricity through hydropower, establishing itself as a sustainability leader.
Rosalind Franklin Rover Set to Launch on Mars in 2028 After Delays
After years of setbacks due to technical issues and geopolitical tensions, the ExoMars mission is back on track with NASA support.
Bank of Montreal leverages AI and quantum computing to predict earthquakes
Bank of Montreal is investing in advanced technologies like AI and quantum computing to improve disaster prediction and response strategies.
China opens its longest underwater tunnel beneath Lake Taihu
The new 10.79 km tunnel connects cities in Jiangsu, blending infrastructure with a stunning LED-lit ceiling for a unique experience.
Record Metal Concentration Discovered in Mars Crater Gale
A new international study uncovers unprecedented levels of iron, manganese, and zinc in a rock layer of Gale Crater, hinting at past habitable conditions.
Apple opposes new guidelines impacting global emissions reporting
After releasing its 2025 environmental report, Apple joined others in criticizing a proposal to revise the Greenhouse Gas Protocol, which could hinder mandatory clean energy efforts.
Seeds detect rain sounds and speed up germination, study finds
Research from MIT shows that seeds can perceive vibrations caused by rain, influencing their growth and survival strategies.