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Raytheon has completed the third successful flight test of a new reduced-range missile system designed to make U.S. Army training more affordable. The DeepStrike JR3 system could replace the Army’s existing reduced-range training missile, providing a reusable launch container and a lower-cost missile for repeated exercises. The test took place at the Yuma Proving Ground … Read more
Meta Platforms Inc. today introduced Muse Ember, an entry-level artificial intelligence model that costs significantly less than the competition. Notably, it is the first AI that the company has trained with Muse Wonder. The latter algorithm is the flagship of Facebook’s parent company’s large language models. Meta didn’t specify what part of the workflow it … Read more
Choose wisely! You can expect the correct answer, the explanation and an exciting story. A Real Key: The 1980s Answer to Pressing “Win+L” If you’ve ever cracked open a beige 386 or 486 tower, you may remember a keyhole on the front, usually located near the turbo and reset buttons. IBM called it “Keylock.” When … Read more
NVIDIA has introduced a new generation of robotic foundation models that can transfer skills demonstrated by humans to machines that have never practiced these tasks. The world action model, called GR00T 2, predicts future video and robotic movements together. In this way, it can learn how physical interactions occur and work out the actions required … Read more
The big picture: Almost a month after the first Googlebooks went on sale, Google is releasing its first comprehensive software update. The headline fix returns memory that the laptops’ own AI features had been holding on to: between 3GB and 6GB of system RAM optimizations, according to Google. The Googlebook November update also fixes about … Read more
Anthropic PBC today unveiled Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, the two most powerful large language models to date. The LLMs are identical in terms of their core competencies. The difference is that Fable 5.2 blocks certain use cases in biology and cybersecurity, while Myth 5.2 has looser guardrails. The latter model is only … Read more
Rolls-Royce Submarines, which develops nuclear reactors for Britain’s Royal Navy, has secured a deal to produce nuclear reactor, aerospace and defense components at a 200-hectare technology park. The Rolls-Royce subsidiary announced the partnership with Infinity, headquartered in Derby, on Friday November 6th. The advanced manufacturing company is currently building a 200-hectare technology park to accelerate … Read more
AIMP is a freeware audio player for Windows and Android that includes powerful tools for editing audio files. The latest version includes a new design, support for Windows 11 and performance optimizations. Features Multiformat playback: .CDA, .AAC, .AC3, .APE, .DTS, .FLAC, .IT, .MIDI, .MO3, .MOD, .M4A, .M4B, .MP1, .MP2, .MP3, .MPC, .MTM, .OFR, .OGG, .OPUS, … Read more
The very poor results of last week’s midterms have motivated technology investors go into a tailspin. With many successful candidates running on platforms that oppose data centers and call for greater restrictions on artificial intelligence, investors are expecting a slowdown in AI spending. Tech stocks fell with a total loss of Market cap: $2.5 trillionand … Read more
Space is both an engineering and a scientific problem. It’s about building systems that can withstand harsh environments and using them to collect data that couldn’t be collected any other way. This category is about how spacecraft are designed and operated and how space is used as a platform for science, observation and experimentation. Interesting … Read more