In the ever-evolving world of technology, two companies have recently attracted attention from analysts. Infineon Technologies AG and Atlassian are both getting positive vibes from experts in the field. Starting with Infineon, a key player in the tech sector, Bernstein analyst Sara Russo gave it th
Meet John Hopfield, a 91-year-old physicist who won the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking work on artificial intelligence (AI). He's not exactly thrilled with how AI is developing these days. Speaking from Britain, Hopfield admitted that recent AI advances have him feeling "very unnerving," like wh
Amazon has just dropped another bombshell deal on the Google Pixel 8. Now priced at $402 during Prime Day, that's a massive 42% discount from its original $699 price tag for the 128GB model. This isn't the first price cut—just yesterday, it was $517. Such a steep discount is bound to cause a shoppin
Today, Apple rolled out an update for its experimental web browser, Safari Technology Preview. This browser, introduced back in 2016, is meant for testing new features that might be included in future versions of Safari. The latest release, version 205, brings fixes and enhancements for various web
In a major step forward for weather forecasting, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has decided to continue working with weather tech company Climavision. This five-year extension will allow NOAA’s National Severe Storms Laboratory (NSSL) to keep exploring how Climavision’s r
You've probably heard that advances in medicine and technology are making us live longer. But hold on a moment. A new study says we might be hitting a top limit to how long we can live. Researchers tracked data from 1990 to 2019 in countries known for long lifespans, like Japan and Australia. The go
Over the past few decades, modern warfare has seen a significant shift with the introduction of drones. Though drones have been around since World War I, it took nearly a century for them to become effective tools in combat. Initially, the U.S. used drones mainly for intelligence, surveillance, and
NASA's massive crawler-transporter, used to move heavy launch equipment, just hit a big mileage goal. This happened while they were moving the mobile launcher back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB). The mobile launcher had been tested and upgraded at the launch pad for NASA’s upcoming Artemis I
Imagine a world where the cold is as constant as the stars above. In this world, our ancient relatives, the Neanderthals, had to adapt to survive. One key question scientists are asking is: Did Neanderthals wear clothes? The answer seems to be yes, but how do we know? Scientists have found tool
Lately, some big names in the South Korean AI scene have been turning away from Samsung's foundry and towards Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC). This change is happening because Samsung has hit a few bumps, especially with their 3nm technology. Take Furiosa AI for instance. They use
