More than 2,000 registered humanoid robots are racing, dancing, playing football, fighting, folding clothes and trying the kind of fiddly real-world tasks that remain much harder than sprinting.
Tonight: Divine revives six-second video, Flock faces privacy pressure, and Debian publishes security updates for Thunderbird and OpenJDK 25.
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NASA documented a modernized version of its long-running Chemical Equilibrium with Applications code, opening it up to Python, C, MATLAB, and Excel while keeping the legacy command-line path alive.
Alibaba says its planned HK$80 billion share placement will fund chips, infrastructure, and AI models. The financing is planned—not yet completed spending.
A report says many NVIDIA-based AI server configurations may rise more than 15% as memory costs climb. NVIDIA has not confirmed it, and Reuters could not verify it.
AnMed says cybercriminals obtained information during its July attack. The affected people and data remain under review; here is how patients and employees can avoid follow-on scams.
A federal complaint challenges Oura’s sleep-stage accuracy marketing. Here is what the filing alleges, what Oura says, and why the studies do not support one universal accuracy percentage.
Today’s technology picture is less about one giant launch than five useful reality checks: a quantum link crossed open air, next-generation AI racks reached a major cloud operator, a huge vehicle recall put emergency door releases under scrutiny, an Irish…
DOJ announced a $400 million TikTok and ByteDance children’s-privacy settlement: $300 million is immediate, $100 million remains conditional, and the allegations were not adjudicated. Here is what families should check.
