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A “classical impossible” quantum calculation now runs on a laptop by squeezing the wave function.
A two-server OpenShift edge design trades a hardware gamble for fencing, avoiding split-brain without a third site node.
China’s Kimi K3 sparks an open-versus-closed AI fight, and Ball says regulation could steer companies away from open models.
India’s first fully commercial satellite launcher proves it can hit orbit, and it changes the small-launch scoreboard.
A $587 million cash deal puts Netflix deeper into AI-driven production, and signals how aggressively streamers are buying capability.
Kieran Hebden (aka Four Tet) released a side project whose title and visuals render differently on YouTube Music, Apple Music, and Bandcamp.
A federal defamation suit targets O'Leary and Fox after on-air accusations; Fox says it corrected the record, O'Leary cites “no evidence.”
A fixed-f/10 25mm lens, simple controls, and automatic flash make it disposable-like, but with film.
A newly shared timelapse captures the spacecraft's close approach over Mars and why it matters for deep-space timelines.
A generative-AI music creator says the boring label missed the point, and executives should pay attention to why.
Researchers found accuracy fell from 27% to 9% as people became dramatically more willing to guess.
Why Bluetooth never fully replaced infrared, and what that means for device strategy and platform bets.
