China's lineshine reclaims global supercomputing crown
The LineShine supercomputer in Shenzhen tops the TOP500 list, surpassing US rival El Capitan with a record-breaking 2.198 Exaflops performance.
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The LineShine supercomputer in Shenzhen tops the TOP500 list, surpassing US rival El Capitan with a record-breaking 2.198 Exaflops performance.
Artificial DNA structures self-insert into neuronal membranes to record electrical signals and deliver drugs without disrupting cellular integrity.
Researchers use high-resolution X-rays and machine learning to virtually unwrap charred papyri, revealing lost Stoic philosophy from the Roman era.
A new $42M grant and investment program aims to accelerate open-source AGI development, challenging the dominance of proprietary AI giants.
A shift toward consumption-based pricing is driving AI coding agent costs to extreme levels, potentially exceeding developer salaries by 2028.
Figma's latest update introduces code layers, native 3D animations, and AI-powered plugin creation to streamline the design-to-production pipeline.
Record-breaking temperatures across Europe cause critical infrastructure failure in France, leaving thousands without power and triggering red alerts in Italy.
A critical failure of the GSM-R communication system forced Deutsche Bahn to halt all train services nationwide, exposing the risks of legacy rail technology.
The Chinese e-commerce giant is challenging its inclusion on the US Department of Defense's list of firms linked to the Chinese military in a federal lawsuit.
As web-based training data reaches its limit, AI developers are looking toward decades-old magnetic tape archives to fuel the next generation of LLMs.
The US semiconductor giant is in talks to provide tailored chip-design services for ByteDance's AI infrastructure.
The FCC has secured billions through the AWS-3 auction to fund its 'rip and replace' program, targeting the removal of Chinese telecom gear for national security reasons.
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