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A collision 65 million light-years away may have stripped these galaxies of dark matter, undercutting theories that rewrite gravity instead of adding invisible mass.

Mohammed Barnieh met World Bank, Arab Monetary Fund, and Citigroup officials in Bangkok to expand grants for electricity, healthcare, water, and more.

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Apple's internal distributed GPU cloud pools idle Macs to run AI inference, turning a 10-hour wait into minutes for its teams.

The developer barrier just collapsed: Google's free prompt-based tool lets anyone generate personal Android apps, opening the door for citizen builders and rapid internal prototyping.

New research shows maternal cells cross the placenta into the fetal brain and persist into your 80s. The discovery could reshape neuroscience and medicine.

Asha Sharma's internal town hall message clashes with Xbox's recent studio closures and cancellations, leaving developers and partners to parse the real strategy.

Anthropic's new research flags a future where AI spreads across devices, raising the stakes for security and governance.

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