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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 factory produces 48,000 miles of cable for the global Internet

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According to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), more than 99 percent of international data flows over undersea telecommunications cables. These fiber optic lines carry everything from cloud traffic to financial transactions to video calls between continents. Much of this hidden infrastructure depends on a surprisingly specialized industry: manufacturers that build cables designed to operate under … Read more

On the CUBE Pod: IBM competes on AI’s operating model

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American have major concerns about artificial intelligencebut that has OpenAI Inc., Nvidia Corp., IBM Corp. and not stopping others from moving forward. Last week saw shares of Nvidia, CoreWeave Inc., Oracle Corp. and Nebius Group NV declined after reporting that OpenAI’s annual net revenue was about $50 billion, about $20 billion lower than previously reported … Read more

The traditional PC layout may not be the best: the unusual placement of the GPU causes temperatures to drop by 17°C

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In short: PC manufacturers have long tried to find the most optimal cooling configurations for their components, shuffling fans, cables, etc. to find the best configurations. One YouTube channel decided to try something different: moving the components themselves. This involved moving the GPU next to the side intake of a case, which resulted in a … Read more

Latest Military News – Latest Military News

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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

Police use AI to locate homes based on a single interior photo, and even an image of a washing machine can be enough

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A hot potato: AI has helped police forces across the US in recent years, for better and for worse. The latest use of the technology allows law enforcement to enter an interior photo of a home and have the AI ​​determine the location, although there are some limitations. The tool, called Raven, is used by … Read more

Latest Military News – Latest Military News

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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

Hackers have attacked refrigeration systems in European supermarkets, spoiling food and forcing stores to throw away their supplies

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In short: Cyber ​​attackers are a major concern for grocery shoppers across Europe. On Sunday evening, hackers attacked the cooling systems of around 150 Intermarché stores, forcing employees to throw away food that is no longer safe to eat. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. A spokesman for the supermarket chain told Bloomberg … Read more

Applied Materials opens new $5 billion chip research facility to accelerate collaborative semiconductor innovation

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Semiconductor industry giant Applied Materials Inc. today opened the doors to its Equipment and Process Innovation and Commercialization Center, a massive new $5 billion facility in Silicon Valley designed to enable the next wave of breakthroughs in the commercial chip manufacturing industry. The so-called new EPIC Center was built by Applied to provide the industry … Read more

NASA’s Perseverance sets a new Mars driving record of 28.10 miles

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NASA’s Perseverance rover has set a new record for the longest distance traveled by a vehicle on another planet. It reached 28.10 miles (45.22 kilometers) on Mars, breaking the record held by Opportunity for years. The six-wheeled rover crossed the milestone on October 11, 2,006. Mars day of his mission. It beat Opportunity’s 28.06-mile (45.16-kilometer) … Read more