The U.S. Just Unveiled The World’s Most Advanced Warship With An 1150-Mile Range And A 44 Ton Payload
Delaware-based Eureka Naval Craft, in partnership with Australia’s Greenroom Robotics, has introduced the AIRCAT...
Microsoft Researchers Say They’ve Developed A Hyper-Efficient AI Model That Can Run On CPUs
Microsoft has made waves in the AI community by unveiling BitNet b1.58 2B4T, the largest-scale 1-bit AI model to date....
Planet Found Orbiting Two Stars At A Perfect 90-Degree Angle
Astronomers have discovered an exoplanet orbiting not just a pair of brown dwarfs, but doing so at a perfect 90-degree...
China Launches World-First 10G Broadband Network In High-tech Xiong’an City
Not long ago, 5G was the poster child of futuristic tech. Today, China has launched the world’s first 10G broadband...
Chinese Scientists Create A 9-cm Untethered Terrestrial-Aerial Microrobot Capable Of Transforming Into Various Desired Shapes
A research team from Tsinghua University in China has developed the world’s smallest and lightest untethered...
Columbia Student Suspended Over Interview Cheating Tool Raises $5.3M To ‘Cheat On Everything’
A new startup from two college dropouts is shaking up the tech world—and not in the way you’d expect. Cluely,...
Elon Musk Says 10 To 20 Tesla Model Ys In Austin Will Offer Paid Robotaxi Rides In June
Elon Musk officially announced Tesla will launch its paid robotaxi service in Austin during June 2023 using 10 to 20...
Chinese Robots Ran Against Humans In The World’s First Humanoid Half-Marathon – And Lost By A Mile
In a sci-fi-like scenario, Beijing recently hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half-marathon. Over 20...
Japan Deploys World’s First Railgun That Shocks Missiles At 7 Times The Speed Of Sound
Japan has revealed progress in its directed-energy weapons program, showcasing a refined railgun system aboard the...
Agencies Are Making Plans To Catch Rocks From Other Solar Systems
In October 2017, astronomers were astonished by the arrival of ’Oumuamua—Hawaiian for “scout” the first...
