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Dec 11 2025TECHNOLOGY

Speeding Up Finance: Solayer's Big Move

Solayer has just launched its Mainnet Alpha, a major step in blockchain technology. This new system, called InfiniSVM, can handle 300, 000 transactions per second. That's lightning fast! It uses special hardware to make this happen. This speed is a game-changer for finance apps. It allows for real-t

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Dec 10 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Tracking Animals Can Help Fight Poaching

People are using technology to track animals. This helps them find poachers. But there is more to it. Animals can also help find poachers of other animals. For example, vultures and wolves can lead the way. Vultures are birds that eat dead animals. They can find dead animals quickly. Wolves are als

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Dec 04 2025BUSINESS

New Leader Joins QC Ally to Boost Tech and Security

QC Ally has welcomed Scott Ingram as their new Chief Information Officer. With over 20 years of experience, Scott is an expert in cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure, and enterprise technology. He has worked in the mortgage, fintech, and global tech industries. Scott's new role involves leading tec

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Dec 03 2025ENVIRONMENT

A Big Win for Nature: Salmon Come Back to Alameda Creek

After a long time, salmon are back in Alameda Creek. This is a big deal because it hasn't happened in 70 years. The creek is in a place called Sunol, and the salmon had to swim up a tall wall to get there. This shows that the environment is getting better. Salmon and steelhead trout are like nature

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Nov 29 2025SCIENCE

Earth's Hidden Viral World: A Massive Map of Tiny Life

Viruses are everywhere. They are the most common living things on our planet. Yet, we know very little about them. A new project called VIRE is changing that. It is like a big map of viruses from all over the world. This map includes over 1. 7 million viral genomes. These genomes come from more than

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Nov 26 2025ENVIRONMENT

The Tiny but Mighty: Zooplankton's Big Role in the Barents Sea

In the southern Barents Sea, tiny creatures are making a big impact. These are zooplankton, the small animals drifting in the ocean. They are super important for fish and shellfish. This area is a hotspot for fishing. So, understanding zooplankton here is crucial. A recent study looked at these tin

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Nov 25 2025FINANCE

New Group Steps Up to Boost RealFi and Open Finance on Pharos Network

A new player has entered the scene to support the growth of RealFi and open finance on the Pharos Network. The Pharos Foundation, a non-profit organization, has officially launched to oversee this ecosystem. This move is a big deal for Pharos Network, as it gears up for its Token Generation Event (T

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Nov 18 2025TECHNOLOGY

Michigan's Big Plans for Moving People and Things

Michigan is doing a lot more than just making cars. The state is working hard to become a leader in all kinds of mobility, from electric vehicles to flying drones. This is not just about having cool new tech. It is about creating jobs, protecting the environment, and being ready for whatever comes n

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Nov 16 2025ENVIRONMENT

Merging Nature and Numbers: How First Nations' Wisdom Can Shape Environmental Accounting

First Nations' deep connection to the land offers valuable insights into environmental accounting. The UN's SEEA-EA framework aims to blend environmental and economic data. It organizes ecosystem details, measures services, and tracks changes over time. But how can it better include First Nations' v

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Nov 15 2025SCIENCE

Spiders Throwing a Party in a Cave

Deep inside a cave on the Albanian-Greek border, something unusual is happening. A massive spider web, possibly the largest ever found, stretches along the cave walls. This web is not just home to one type of spider, but two different species living together peacefully. Normally, spiders are solitar

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