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Uber and Wayve launch taxis in London driven by an AI
Uber and Wayve run autonomous supervised taxis in London. This is how the AI drives, why a human stays on board and the limits of service.
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Paraborg: Cyborg cockroaches to carry drugs under the rubble
Cyborg cockroaches with cameras and micro-injectors could help under the rubble. This is their operation, their potential and their limitations.
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Mac Mini M6: first Apple chip in 2 nm arrives with higher price
The Mac mini M6 opens the Apple chip engraved in 2 nm and accelerates the local AI, but its Canadian price increases. Here are his novelties and real limits.
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Roman: Space telescope that sees a hundred times wider than Hubble
NASA's Roman space telescope is going to map the Universe, study dark energy and discover exoplanets. Here's his real abilities.
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LG FLiPP: manufacturing OLED screens without metal mask
FLiPP replaces the metal masks of OLED screens with photolithography. LG promises more light, durable and energy-efficient panels.
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CS‐4 Cerebras: three giant processors to speed up the responses of the AI
Cerebras CS-4 brings together three processors of the size of a silicon slice to accelerate the AI. Here is its architecture, its promises and its limits.
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Unitee Superman: Humanoid robot announced at nearly 46 km/h
Unitree reveals Superman, an experimental humanoid announced at 45.6 km/h and capable of a jump of 2 meters, but still far from a commercial product.
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Heart X1: the largest battery-powered electric aircraft takes flight
Heart X1, the largest battery-powered electric aircraft that flew, took a key step towards a regional hybrid transport supported by Air Canada.
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Globalstar 2-R: eight satellites integrated in Montreal take flight
Eight Globalstar satellites built in Montreal join the orbit to strengthen direct communications to aircraft and IoT services.