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The peels and seeds of fruits and vegetables that are typically thrown away are full of fiber, according to a new study from King’s College London. Researchers put 12 of the most common fruits and vegetables to the test: pineapple, watermelon, butternut squash, broccoli and peppers. What they found was “striking.” Peels, peels, seeds and … Read more

The big picture: The AI ​​boom has consumed most of the tech industry’s RAM supply, driving up prices and making consumer electronics less affordable. Recent comments from Sam Altman, arguably the man most responsible for sparking the boom, portray the situation as a conflict between cloud and local computing, and he clearly favors the cloud. … Read more

Chinese researchers are testing whether focused ultrasound can help restore consciousness in patients with severe brain injuries, adding to growing international efforts to use sound waves to stimulate deep brain structures without surgery. A team including the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology has used targeted ultrasound pulses to stimulate brain regions … Read more

What we know so far: Many ray tracing games still reflect light off cheaper, low-detail copies of their scenery rather than the models players actually see on screen. This is mainly because it simply takes too long to recover the GPU’s ray tracing data for every swaying tree and moving character in every frame. A … Read more

SpaceX is targeting the 15th integrated flight test of its Starship rocket in November 2026. The mission is expected to reach a key milestone: capturing the spacecraft’s upper stage on its launch tower after returning from space. The company is also preparing to recover the Super Heavy booster and potentially return both stages of its … Read more

What just happened? Intel was one of the biggest surprises on the stock market this year. Its shares nearly quadrupled between January and a record high in late June – a rise fueled by demand for the CPUs behind agent AI. But on Friday, the chipmaker gave back much of those gains in a single … Read more

A power outage forces households to decide what needs power first: the refrigerator, a few lights or the heater. Both a home battery and a portable power station can provide stored energy, but they differ in how they deliver it and how much installation effort they require. For households that choose backup power, the decision … Read more

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have converted a harmless virus into a nanoscale delivery platform that could help develop personalized cancer vaccines. By controlling how densely cancer-targeting proteins are presented on the virus, the team developed vaccine particles that significantly reduced tumor development in mice. The platform uses a modified bacteriophage called … Read more