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Marvell Technology Inc. today announced plans to acquire Lumentum Holdings Inc. for $115 billion, one of the largest deals in tech history. Lumentum investors are set to receive 4.5 Marvell shares for each unit of stock they own. That equates to about $1,132 per share, which is 23.9% higher than the company’s most recent unaffected … Read more
A jet-powered drone built in a US university dormitory has broken the world record for the fastest jet-powered aircraft, according to a social media post by Georgia Tech aerospace engineering student Tomas Salvo. The plane, which he called the Reaper, reached a speed of 491 miles per hour (790 km/h) and carried a payload of … Read more
Don’t look it up: After spending more than 20 years in space, the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is now expected to experience a “catastrophic” re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere. Most of the telescope should burn up, but a few surviving pieces could eventually reach the ground and pose a danger to people. The Swift Observatory could … Read more
Military systems take years to build, cost a lot and are difficult to replace once deployed. It is characterized by slow procurement cycles, strict restrictions and tough trade-offs between performance, cost and reliability. This category examines how modern militaries actually develop, acquire, and use technology and what this reveals about the conflicts they prepare for. … Read more
The hustle and bustle of the New York Stock Exchange was heard on the CUBE Pod last Friday, and concerns about the artificial intelligence bubble grew. Several technology companiesincluding Intel Corp., Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc., CoreWeave Inc. and Fortinet Inc., saw their shares fall, suggesting investors may have doubts about overall AI infrastructure spending. At … Read more
Mamma Mia, What-a-Chaos: Nintendo tried to wipe out the Switch emulation scene by cracking down on a popular open source project in 2024. A few years later, the offshoot of this project is capable of running commercial games released for the brand new Switch 2 console. Nintendo’s lawyers will probably get tough, but the Japanese … Read more
NuScale Power, a US-based energy company and the first company to receive approval from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) for its small modular reactors (SMRs), has partnered with South Korean heavy engineering company Doosan Enerbility to procure the Upper Reactor Cooling System (URCS) for its reactors. The two companies recently signed an agreement to deploy … Read more
Every company’s AI strategy ultimately boils down to the same question: Should proprietary data be passed to the model or should the model be passed to the data? As data protection regulations tighten and geopolitical risk increases, more companies are choosing the second option. This is changing the way data platform providers present themselves, and … Read more
AI and robotics are changing the way machines behave in the real world. Not in theory or at demos, but in factories, in warehouses, on streets and increasingly in everyday spaces. This category is about how intelligence is built into machines, what actually works and where there are still gaps. At one end are physical … Read more
Short: Bethesda has provided virtually no significant information about The Elder Scrolls VI since its official announcement more than eight years ago. If recent reports are to be believed, that could soon change. While the game’s release date is still unclear, the upcoming anniversary of the wildly popular predecessor could give parent company Microsoft the … Read more