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Mira Edora is a writer and contributor at CKSOR, creating clear and engaging articles on current topics, technology, science, lifestyle, and stories of interest to readers. She enjoys researching new developments and presenting useful information in a simple, accessible way. Through her writing, Mira aims to keep readers informed with timely, informative, and easy-to-understand content.

The US ally strengthens the power of naval warfare and the capability for underwater operations

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A cutting-edge defense technology company has successfully completed the acquisition of a Canadian-based company specializing in advanced autonomous underwater and remote-controlled systems for the maritime domain. The takeover of International Submarine Engineering Ltd. by Israel-based Elbit Systems aims to drive innovation in underwater vehicles. Underwater technologies will further strengthen maritime solutions “This acquisition marks another … Read more

The creator of Super Smash Bros. believes AI will make a lot of games, but most won’t make money

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GenAI Doh: Throughout his career, Masahiro Sakurai has created some hugely successful game franchises, including Kirby and Super Smash Bros. Now the Japanese designer is joining the generative AI debate, arguing that LLM-based “stochastic parrots” don’t have what it takes to create truly original gaming IP. In a recent interview with Japanese website Denfaminicogamer, Sakurai … Read more

Library of 28 materials reveals metals for better sodium-ion batteries

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Researchers at the University of Surrey have developed a library of 28 materials to identify better candidates for building sodium-ion batteries. ​The repository could help find alternative materials to replace traditional lithium-ion batteries made from scarce resources. “We rely heavily on lithium-ion batteries, but lithium resources are relatively scarce and unevenly distributed around the world,” … Read more

Nirva raises $25 million to create AI jewelry with a “perspective” that listens and provides insights

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Nirva Labs, an artificial intelligence wearable device company, today announced that it has raised $25 million in early funding to accelerate the development of its sleek AI jewelry that provides users with an emotional perspective. The company is backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, South Park Commons and others. Today’s round brings Nirva’s total funding to … Read more

Sony Japan is discontinuing its last standalone Blu-ray player, leaving the PS5 as the only remaining option

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Conclusion: Sony has reportedly discontinued its last standalone UHD Blu-ray player in its home country, meaning the PlayStation 5 is now the company’s only device capable of playing the format. Of course, for anyone who has been paying close attention to Sony or physical media lately, this isn’t a surprising result. Back in February, Sony … Read more

USA: Westinghouse is building the first fleet-scale nuclear power plant in 50 years

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Westinghouse Electric Company is spending about $1 billion to build a new nuclear fuel production plant in South Carolina. The project is underway at the existing Columbia Fuel Fabrication Facility in Hopkins and is expected to be operational in 2030. It is the first fleet-scale nuclear fuel plant built in the United States in more … Read more

Thomson Reuters integrates AI into its professional tax and auditing software

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Thomson Reuters Corp. today launches a revamped version of its tax, audit and accounting platform CoCounsel that not only answers questions but also schedules tasks, performs calculations and creates documents for professional review. The advanced platform combines artificial intelligence agents with customer information, tax research and code execution to handle complex tasks such as creating … Read more