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AI & Foundation Models

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Company news12

  • Google's power-hungry data centers crave nuclear energy

    Source: The Verge

    Google signed a 20-year agreement with Constellation to power its data centers.

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  • Apple teams up with LG on a brand-new smart home product line

    Source: The Verge

    Apple is partnering with LG to launch new products including smart locks, doorbells, and thermostats.

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  • Xbox secures streaming rights to GTA 6

    Source: The Verge

    Xbox is said to have obtained streaming rights to GTA 6.

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  • OpenAI kicks off day one of its '28 days of madness' releases—so what did it actually launch?

    Source: 量子位

    OpenAI launched a 28-day product release plan, with the first day's content drawing attention.

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  • Is Terence Tao also being lumped into the AI slowdown camp?

    Source: 量子位

    Terence Tao's AI stance being labeled as part of the 'slowdown camp' has sparked discussion.

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  • Kevin Roose wrote a book about AI but didn't use AI to write it

    Source: Wired

    The author of 'The AGI Chronicle' says the book was written entirely by hand, by a human.

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  • Full breakout session agenda announced for TechCrunch Disrupt 2026

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    TechCrunch announced the agenda for the Disrupt 2026 conference along with ticket information.

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  • New neurotech company Bridge Neurotech launches, taking aim at Sam Altman's Merge Labs

    Source: Wired

    Bridge Neurotech has launched and plans to build an ultrasound-based wearable brain-computer interface.

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  • Anthropic Offers Startups One Year of Free Claude Team and $1,000 in Credits

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Anthropic is offering startups one year of free Claude Team and $1,000 in credits.

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  • OpenAI to Publish New Solutions to Over a Hundred Unsolved Math Problems, Mathematicians Complain of 'Gangster Behavior'

    Source: Wired

    OpenAI is about to release new solutions to more than 100 unsolved math problems, drawing discontent from mathematicians.

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  • Auk Mini Indoor Grower Clearance Price Drops to $199, a Record Low

    Source: Wired

    The first-generation Auk countertop indoor grower is on clearance at $199, a record low.

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  • Wikimedia Confirms OpenAI's Out-of-Control Agent Edited Wikipedia Without Authorization, Tried to Abuse Tools and Strained Its Infrastructure

    Source: The Decoder

    Wikimedia says OpenAI's agent edited Wikipedia without permission and strained its infrastructure.

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Funding & M&A2

  • AI Compute Startup Lambda Seeks $4 Billion Raise, Paving the Way for a 2027 IPO

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Nvidia-backed Lambda plans to raise up to $4 billion at a $14.5 billion pre-money valuation.

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  • After Abandoning Its First Product, a Former Ramp Engineer Raises $20 Million for New Platform Melius

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    The team abandoned an ad-buying optimization product and turned to a tool for generating creative assets and marketing campaigns.

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Product & technology17

  • Tesla Model 3 and Model Y Can Provide Backup Power for Homes

    Source: The Verge

    Tesla is extending its Powershare home backup feature to the Model 3 and Y.

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  • JEPA-Anything Covers 7 Domains with One Recipe: Splitting the JEPA Latent Objective into 4 Orthogonal Factors

    Source: MarkTechPost

    It splits the single JEPA latent objective into 4 orthogonal factors, each paired with its own predictor.

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  • Weilan New Energy and Its Semi-Solid-State Battery

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    Weilan New Energy's semi-solid-state battery is dedicated to improving safety and energy density.

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  • Form Energy Bets on Iron-Based Long-Duration Storage Batteries

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    Form Energy is ramping up mass production of iron-based batteries capable of storing energy for multiple days.

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  • X-energy Develops Helium-Cooled Small Modular Nuclear Reactor

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    X-energy is developing a small modular reactor to provide high-temperature heat for industry.

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  • Energy Dome Unveils Carbon Dioxide Long-Duration Storage Battery

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    Energy Dome uses compressed carbon dioxide to build a grid-scale battery that can supply power for 24 hours.

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  • Brimstone Advances Integrated Process for Low-Carbon Cement and Critical Minerals

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    Brimstone uses the same batch of ore to simultaneously produce low-carbon cement and critical minerals.

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  • WaveSave Portable Rubber Dams Respond to Sea Level Rise

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    WaveSave portable rubber dams offer a rapid-response tool for flood risk.

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  • Wired Review: A Retro Handheld with Flaws

    Source: Wired

    The review says this retro handheld has an excellent screen, but its software and buttons hold it back.

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  • Researchers Extend LeCun's JEPA into a General World Model Spanning Physics to Biology

    Source: The Decoder

    PhAI Labs extends the JEPA architecture into seven major domains.

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  • MacBook Air drops to $1,099, its lowest price since June

    Source: Wired

    The MacBook Air has fallen to $1,099, its lowest price since June.

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  • Otherlabs launches the Light solar-powered electric scooter

    Source: Wired

    Otherlabs has unveiled the Light, a solar-powered urban scooter.

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  • Pinterest's AI turns beauty Pins into action plans

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Pinterest has launched an AI beauty guide that turns images into actionable styling plans.

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  • LibreOffice says 'no AI' is now a software feature too

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    LibreOffice says it will not add AI to its default configuration, citing user privacy.

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  • Mirror Particle builds a 'world model' of human behavior

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Mirror Particle uses a self-built world model to predict human behavior, questioning the role-playing of LLMs.

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  • Hark launches a privacy-focused AI personal assistant

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Hark has launched a privacy-focused AI personal assistant, taking aim at Muse, Dots, and Instinct.

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  • The next hurdle for AI agents: getting websites to let them in

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Personal AI agents want to shop and book tickets for you, but they're being blocked by websites' anti-scraping defenses.

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Model releases11

  • OpenAI unveils another batch of math breakthroughs, from an unreleased frontier model

    Source: The Verge

    OpenAI used an unreleased frontier model to crack multiple math problems.

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  • Reka Releases Rho-1: A 19B Omni-Reasoning Model That Understands and Generates Video and Outputs Robot Actions

    Source: MarkTechPost

    Reka has released Rho-1, a 19B omni-reasoning model whose single network handles text, images, video and robot actions in a unified way.

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  • Reflection Releases Beam: The Strongest Open-Weight Model Outside China

    Source: The Decoder

    Reflection has launched Beam, its first open-weight model, competing with Chinese open-source rivals on efficiency rather than peak performance.

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  • Mistral Releases Trillion-Parameter Model Le Chat, Calls It the Strongest Open-Weight Model Outside China

    Source: Wired

    Mistral has launched a trillion-parameter model, claiming it is the best open-weight option outside China

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  • Mistral Large 4 Released: A European Trillion-Parameter Model Targeting the Security Work US Models Refuse

    Source: The Decoder

    Mistral has released Large 4, its largest model to date with one trillion parameters, focused on cybersecurity work that US models refuse to take on.

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  • Mistral Releases New 1T Model, Aiming to Surpass Closed and Open-Source Rivals

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    France's Mistral AI has released Mistral Large 4, targeting competitors in China and the US.

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  • Mistral AI Releases Mistral Large 4 (Le Chonk): A 1.05 Trillion-Parameter Multimodal MoE Model

    Source: MarkTechPost

    Mistral has released Mistral Large 4, a 1.05 trillion-parameter multimodal MoE model, now available via API.

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  • Google DeepMind Releases EmbeddingGemma 2: A 740M Open-Source Multimodal Embedding Model Based on Gemma 4

    Source: MarkTechPost

    DeepMind has released EmbeddingGemma 2, a 740M open-source multimodal embedding model under the Apache 2.0 license.

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  • Google's New Image Model Nano Banana 2.1 Released: Lower Cost, Beats Previous Pro on Some Benchmarks

    Source: The Decoder

    Google has launched Nano Banana 2.1, built on Gemini 3.6 Flash, at a lower cost.

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  • Google Releases EmbeddingGemma 2: A 740-Million-Parameter Open Embedding Model That Runs On-Device

    Source: The Decoder

    Google launches EmbeddingGemma 2, a 740-million-parameter open embedding model that requires only about 191MB of memory.

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  • How AI Decision Models Are Changing Content Moderation: Musubi Releases Open-Weight PolicyLM-1.7B

    Source: TechCrunch AI

    Musubi releases PolicyLM-1.7B, a lightweight decision model for real-time moderation, with open weights.

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Policy & regulation2

  • South Korea Bets $3.49 Billion to Build Domestic Frontier AI Models to Rival China's Strongest

    Source: The Decoder

    South Korea plans to build domestic frontier AI models through government-led equity investment.

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  • "Mike Rogers Is Watching You": El-Sayed's New Ad Blasts Surveillance Stance

    Source: Wired

    A Michigan Senate candidate's new ad attacks his opponent's support for surveillance.

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Markets & data30

  • Amazon Discounts Previous-Generation Kindle Paperwhite by 30%

    Source: The Verge

    The previous-generation Kindle Paperwhite is 30% off, highlighting its value for money.

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  • Sebastian Maniscalco's SiriusXM Channel Accused of Squeezing Out New Comedians

    Source: The Verge

    Several comedians criticize Maniscalco's takeover of the channel as bad for up-and-coming talent.

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  • Best Robot Vacuum and Mop Deals During October Prime Day

    Source: The Verge

    Robot vacuums get discounts during Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days.

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  • Sportsman's Warehouse Promo Codes: October 2026 Discounts

    Source: Wired

    Shopping deals on firearms, camping, and boating gear.

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  • KitchenAid Promo Codes: Save Up to 20%

    Source: Wired

    WIRED rounds up KitchenAid promo code information.

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  • Prime Day Fitness Tech Deals: 14 Picks Up to 44% Off

    Source: Wired

    Prime Day fitness tech products discounted up to 44%.

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  • Prime Day Toy Deals: 12 Picks Up to 44% Off

    Source: Wired

    Prime Day select toys discounted up to 44%.

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  • Prime Day Speaker Deals: Save Up to $200

    Source: Wired

    Select speakers up to $200 off in the October Prime Day sale.

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  • The Internet Is Set to Get Hundreds of New Top-Level Domains Like .meow and .fart

    Source: Wired

    ICANN may add hundreds of new top-level domains, including .meow and .fart.

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  • Climate Tech Companies to Watch in 2026

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    MIT Technology Review releases its 2026 climate tech watch list.

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  • How Our Climate Team Picked 10 Companies to Watch

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    MIT Technology Review's climate team describes the selection process for its annual list.

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  • Best Portable Power Station 30% Off for Prime Day (2026)

    Source: Wired

    Bluetti Elite 300 portable power station discounted for Prime Day.

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  • Prime Day Deal: Our Frequently Recommended Over-Ear Headphones Drop 37% (2026)

    Source: Wired

    The Nothing Headphone (1) is over $100 off for Prime Day.

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  • Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to a Single Laureate

    Source: 量子位

    The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to one person alone.

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  • Amazon Prime Day Pet Supplies Picks (2026)

    Source: Wired

    Buying recommendations for smart pet devices including automatic feeders and litter boxes.

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  • The Download: 10 Climate Tech Companies to Watch

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    MIT Technology Review names this year's 10 climate tech companies most worth watching.

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  • Runaway AI Agents Trigger Insurance Claims; OpenAI and Anthropic Executives May Face Personal Liability

    Source: The Decoder

    Insurers are preparing for millions in claims caused by runaway AI agents, and AI company executives may have to bear personal liability.

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  • Amazon Prime Day Headphone Deals: Our Picks (2026)

    Source: Wired

    Drawing on experience testing hundreds of headphones, the author selects the Prime Day headphone discounts worth buying.

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  • Drugmakers Say Weight-Loss Drugs Show Signs of Slowing Biological Aging

    Source: MIT Technology Review

    Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk say weight-loss drugs may slow biological aging.

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  • Amazon Prime Day Mattress and Bedding Deals: Save Up to $600 (2026)

    Source: Wired

    A roundup of 2026 Prime Day mattress and bedding discounts, with savings of more than $600 at most.

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  • Microsoft Publishes Nobel-Winning Economist Acemoglu's Bearish AI Prediction: Only About 1.5% GDP Growth Over a Decade

    Source: The Decoder

    Microsoft publishes Acemoglu's bearish prediction: about 1.5% GDP growth over a decade.

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  • 8 Prime Day Wearable Deals: Apple, Google, Samsung (2026)

    Source: Wired

    A list of Prime Day wearable deals selected after hands-on testing.

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  • Amazon Prime Day Coffee Machine Deals Up to 50% Off (2026)

    Source: Wired

    During Prime Day, many coffee machines and espresso devices see steep discounts.

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  • Yeti Coolers and Drinkware Up to $100 Off on Prime Day

    Source: Wired

    Yeti coolers and drinkware are up to $100 off on Amazon Prime Day.

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  • Prime Day Smart Home Deals Up to 50% Off

    Source: Wired

    Prime Day smart home deals reach up to 50% off.

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  • Apple AirPods Max 2 Drop $120 on Prime Day

    Source: Wired

    Apple AirPods Max 2 are $120 off in the Prime Day sale.

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  • Film 'Artificial' Satirizes AI Creators, Sounds a Danger Warning

    Source: Wired

    The film portrays figures such as OpenAI's Sam Altman in a satirical tone, warning of AI's potential dangers.

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  • An 'Anti-Prime Day' Deals Roundup for People Who Hate Amazon

    Source: Wired

    Don't want to support Amazon? Here's a list of alternative deals.

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  • Prime Day Digital Calendar Deals: Skylight, Everblog, Apolosign (2026)

    Source: Wired

    Digital calendars get Prime Day promotions, with multiple brands taking part.

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  • You Probably Won't Catch the Plague

    Source: Wired

    A death of laboratory staff in Russia has raised questions about plague, but the transmission risk is extremely low.

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Semiconductors & Chips

Industry coverage →46 Items covered

Company news7

  • OpenAI and Synopsys Partner to Build "GPT-Synopsys" Autonomous Chip Design Model

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    OpenAI and Synopsys have teamed up to develop a chip-design-specific model that can operate EDA tools directly.

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  • Qualcomm to Pay Huawei Patent Licensing Fees for the First Time in Historic Reversal

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Qualcomm and Huawei signed a 5G and AI cross-licensing agreement, under which Qualcomm will pay Huawei for the first time.

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  • OpenAI Begins Showing Ads Next to ChatGPT-Generated Images

    Source: ExtremeTech

    OpenAI has started placing ads next to images generated by ChatGPT.

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  • Razer Wolverine V3 Controller Discounted to 47% Off

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The Razer gaming controller drops to $94.99, a record low.

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  • Google Pauses Open-Source Bug Bounty Program as Flood of AI-Generated Content Hits

    Source: ExtremeTech

    Google's reviewers were overwhelmed by AI-generated fix submissions, prompting the decision to pause the open-source bug bounty program.

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  • Rapidus Builds Global Design Ecosystem to Serve Advanced Semiconductor Production

    Source: EE Times Asia

    Rapidus is assembling a global design network to connect customers and design resources for advanced-node manufacturing.

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  • MetaOptics Establishes Malaysian Subsidiary to Expand Metalens Manufacturing

    Source: EE Times Asia

    MetaOptics will build metalens manufacturing, assembly and testing capabilities in Penang.

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Product & technology17

  • AI Drives Semiconductor Innovation Beyond Transistor Scaling Toward Advanced Packaging and Photonics

    Source: EE Times Asia

    AI is driving semiconductor innovation to expand from transistor scaling into areas such as advanced packaging, photonics and system integration.

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  • Advancing the CFET-Based Device Roadmap: Novel Integration Modules and Standard Cell Architectures

    Source: Semiconductor Engineering

    Part two of the CFET roadmap focuses on scalable sCFET standard cell architectures.

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  • Chip Industry Technical Paper Roundup (October 6): WSe₂ Transistors, 2nm GAAFET Backside Clock Grids, and More

    Source: Semiconductor Engineering

    This paper roundup covers topics including low-contact-resistance WSe₂ transistors, 2nm GAAFET backside clock grids, and DRAM row parallel processing.

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  • TechTuber Ports Doom and Super Mario to VHS Cassettes

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    A TechTuber used an FPGA and RP2350 to bring games onto VHS cassettes.

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  • Everspin Demonstrates CXL-Attached MRAM to Cut Latency for AI Storage

    Source: EE Times

    Everspin showed a 4GB persistent MRAM pool as a new storage tier between DRAM and NAND.

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  • Gamers Apply DLSS 5 to the Original Duke Nukem and Pong, Testing 50 Classic Games

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Someone forced DLSS 5 onto old games, with mixed results across 50 titles tested.

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  • Two Alienware QD-OLED Gaming Monitors Fall to All-Time Low Prices

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Two Alienware QD-OLED gaming monitors have dropped to their lowest prices ever.

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  • $11 Desktop Power Button Peripheral Lets You Easily Turn Your PC On and Off

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    A desktop power button priced at just $11 makes it easy to power on remotely.

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  • Overcoming the Five Major Challenges of NFC Antenna Integration at 13.56 MHz

    Source: EE Times

    NFC antenna integration requires advance planning for ferrite shielding and chip validation.

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  • All-in-One USB DVD Drive on Sale, With Built-in M.2 and SATA Interfaces

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    A peripheral combining DVD burning, an M.2 slot, and a hard drive dock is discounted.

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  • First-Generation Googlebooks Reproduce Windows-on-Arm-Style Compatibility Issues, But in the Opposite Direction

    Source: ExtremeTech

    Google says not all Android apps run smoothly on Intel chip-based Googlebooks.

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  • Mac Mini Dock Adds Ports and Storage, Boosting Usefulness for Headless Servers and AI Hosts

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The Mac Mini dock adds ports and built-in storage, with most models fitting flush against the bottom of the chassis

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  • Axelera AI: Data Center-Class Inference Performance at Embedded System Power Levels

    Source: EE Times

    Axelera Europa delivers 629 TOPS of inference in a 35W edge system.

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  • ETH Zürich and Others Propose Programmable Memory Controller to Simplify Adoption of New DRAM Technologies

    Source: Semiconductor Engineering

    ETH Zürich and other institutions propose the Terracotta approach, driving adoption of new technologies through a flexible DRAM interface and memory controller.

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  • Seoul National University and Yonsei University Build Monolithic 3D Memristor-Thin-Film Transistor Stack for Programmable Neuromorphic Computing

    Source: Semiconductor Engineering

    The two Korean universities propose a monolithically 3D-integrated memristor-thin-film transistor structure that enables electrically programmable multimodal reservoir computing.

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  • Georgia Tech Unveils Ultra-Compact Photonic Bend Structure, Balancing Low Loss and Foundry Rules

    Source: Semiconductor Engineering

    Georgia Tech has published a paper validating a low-loss photonic waveguide bend design with a radius of just 2.3 micrometers.

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  • iMQ SQ713x Secure Element Earns SESIP and PSA Certified Level 3 Certifications

    Source: EE Times Asia

    The iMQ SQ713x secure element has passed two Level 3 certifications, covering attack tests including fault injection.

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Policy & regulation2

  • Musk Vows to Rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI After Trump Executive Order

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Musk said he will rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI, echoing the term "superintelligence."

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  • OpenAI Follows Anthropic in the EU, Adding Watermarks to Text

    Source: ExtremeTech

    OpenAI is watermarking generated text in the EU, but its method differs greatly from Anthropic's.

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Markets & data20

  • 16TB Seagate Expansion Desktop Hard Drive at a Rare Good Price, Just $0.02 per GB

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The Seagate 16TB desktop hard drive has dropped to $449.99, about $0.02 per GB.

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  • Corsair 14.5-Inch Touchscreen Discounted Across All Five Colors, Now $50 Off

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The Corsair Xeneon Edge touchscreen is on sale in all five colors, with a straight $50 discount.

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  • GameStop Used PS5 Pro Priced at $1,399, 50% More Than a New Console

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    GameStop's refurbished PS5 Pro is priced at $1,399, about 50% above the official retail price.

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  • German Energy Company Launches Dedicated Electricity Rate Plan for Gamers

    Source: ExtremeTech

    A German utility company has introduced a dedicated energy plan for gamers.

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  • 2026 Prime Day Gaming Monitor Deals Live Roundup

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Live coverage of 2026 Amazon Prime Day monitor deals.

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  • Survey Says Nine in Ten Americans Have Been Targeted by Scams or Cyberattacks

    Source: ExtremeTech

    A survey says nine in ten Americans have encountered scams or cyberattacks, with email the most common vector.

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  • US Data Center Construction Spending Hits Record $85 Billion Annualized

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    US data center construction spending reached $85 billion annualized, surging 73% year over year.

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  • CD Players Are Back, Bringing Modern and Fun New Features

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    CD sales rose nearly 60% in a year, surpassing vinyl and spurring a wave of new players.

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  • Browser Version of GTA V Banned and Taken Down Just After Launch

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The web version of GTA V was quickly blocked after going live, and the domain PlayGTA5.com is no longer accessible.

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  • AMD Radeon RX 9070 GRE GPU Price Falls to $529, Below Launch MSRP

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The RX 9070 GRE now costs $529, dropping below its launch suggested retail price.

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  • Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti 16GB Listed at $1,099 on Newegg

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Gigabyte Windforce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB is on sale for $1,099.

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  • Intel Core Ultra 5 250K Plus Drops to $145, a Record Low

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The Intel 18-core Core Ultra 5 250K Plus falls to $145 on Amazon.

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  • Hoto tool sale: up to 43% off, starting at $14

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Hoto tools are discounted by up to 43% in an Amazon sale, starting at just $14.

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  • Anycubic 3D printer sale: up to 47% off

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Several Anycubic 3D printers are discounted by up to 47% in an Amazon sale.

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  • Black Friday laptop buying guide: Which notebooks should SMBs consider?

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Dell's Pro 3/5/7 series is recommended as an option for SMB Black Friday purchases.

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  • HP desktop with Ryzen 7 9800X3D and RTX 5080 cut by $2,200 to $2,799

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    The HP Omen 35L desktop drops to $2,799.

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  • Get a 1440p QD-OLED monitor for just $280 — entry-level AOC model features 144Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    AOC's 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED monitor is priced at just $280.

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  • Get our favorite PC game controller for less than a DualSense

    Source: Tom's Hardware

    Sony's PC game controller is on sale.

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  • The "gigawatt accounting problem" behind the AI boom: we should track actual powered compute

    Source: EE Times

    AI data centers are constrained by memory, networking, cooling, and power bottlenecks.

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  • Global Foundry 2.0 market revenue up 25% year-over-year in Q2 2026 to a record $96.6 billion

    Source: EE Times Asia

    Counterpoint data shows the global Foundry 2.0 market posted Q2 revenue of $96.6 billion, a record high.

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New Energy & Storage

Industry coverage →18 Items covered

Company news3

  • Constellation and Google Reach 890 MW Nuclear Power Deal in PJM

    Source: Utility Dive

    Constellation signed agreements with Google and Amazon within a week, supporting nearly 1.1 GW of nuclear capacity expansion.

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  • ComEd to Submit Virtual Power Plant Framework, Advancing Customer-Centered Energy Transition

    Source: Utility Dive

    ComEd plans to submit a virtual power plant framework by the end of 2027, focusing on customer-side resources.

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  • Toyota Debunks Rumors: Denies "Significant Price Cuts" in China and Market Exit Reports

    Source: Electrek

    Toyota's China joint venture FAW Toyota issued a statement denying reports of "significant price cuts" and withdrawal from the Chinese market.

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Product & technology7

  • This Solar-Powered Scooter Handles Daily Commutes Without Plugging In

    Source: Electrek

    A small electric vehicle powered primarily by solar energy that meets short-distance commuting needs without plugging in.

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  • Wireless Bipolar Electrode Design Boosts Zinc-Air Battery Power by 80%

    Source: PV Magazine

    Researchers in Spain and Argentina boosted zinc-air battery power by up to 80% through a wireless bipolar electrode architecture.

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  • Kia EV3 First Drive: Starting at $29,890, Up to 321 Miles of Range

    Source: Electrek

    The Kia EV3 starts at $29,890 in the US and is rated as the best-packaged affordable EV at its price point.

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  • Suzuki Beats BYD with $13,500 Mini EV, Equipped with BYD Battery

    Source: Electrek

    Suzuki's first electric kei car, the e SKY, starts at around $13,500, features a BYD battery, and is poised to become Japan's cheapest mini EV.

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  • All-New BMW iX4 Leaked Days Before Debut [Images]

    Source: Electrek

    The new BMW iX4 is expected to debut this week, but images of the vehicle have leaked ahead of the official reveal.

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  • Tesla Model 3 and Model Y Can Finally Power Homes

    Source: Electrek

    Tesla has enabled its Powershare home backup feature for the Model 3 and Model Y, which was previously limited to the Cybertruck.

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  • Renault E-Space Concept: An All-Electric Revival of an '80s Classic MPV

    Source: Electrek

    The E-Space concept reinterprets Renault's iconic 1980s MPV in all-electric form.

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Policy & regulation2

  • DOE Plans $4.2 Billion Loan to Vistra for Nuclear Upgrades

    Source: Utility Dive

    The loan would support a 433 MW expansion at Vistra's nuclear plant and preserve about 4 GW of existing capacity.

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  • Multiple States and Renewable Developers Back MISO Plan to Speed Up Interconnection Queue

    Source: Utility Dive

    Multiple states and renewable developers support MISO's push to clear its historical backlog of interconnection queue requests.

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Markets & data6

  • Roundup of Major Power and Utility Industry Conferences in 2027

    Source: Utility Dive

    Utility Dive compiles a list of key power and utility industry conferences in 2027.

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  • Maryland's First Large-Scale Energy Storage Auction Results: 440 MW/1,760 MWh

    Source: Utility Dive

    Maryland's first large-scale energy storage auction awarded 440 MW/1,760 MWh, falling short of the 800 MW target.

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  • Tesla Sells Fewer Than 1,000 Vehicles in First Year in India, but September Sets Record

    Source: Electrek

    Tesla has registered 993 vehicles in India cumulatively, with a record 294 in September alone.

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  • Mitsubishi's New EV Costs Nearly $8,000 More Than Nissan LEAF

    Source: Electrek

    The 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback starts at $37,745, nearly $8,000 more than its platform sibling, the LEAF.

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  • Prime Day Day One Green Deals: Anker SOLIX, EcoFlow Power Stations Discounted, Segway Scooters Up to 37% Off

    Source: Electrek

    On the first day of Amazon Prime Big Deal Days, products including Anker SOLIX and EcoFlow portable power stations have gone on promotion.

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  • US Gas Power Plant Construction Plans Surge 44% in 8 Months, Data Centers Drive Growth

    Source: Electrek

    Planned grid-connected gas power capacity in the US has nearly tripled since early 2023, while planned wind additions are shrinking.

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Robotics & Embodied AI

Industry coverage →1 Items covered

Markets & data1

  • TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 Announces Full Breakout Session Agenda

    Source: TechCrunch Robotics

    TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 announces its full breakout session agenda, taking place October 13-15 in San Francisco.

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Compute & Data Centres

Industry coverage →17 Items covered

Company news6

  • Quantinuum Partners with University of Western Australia to Open Helios Quantum Computer via Cloud

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Researchers at the University of Western Australia will access Quantinuum's Helios quantum computer via the cloud.

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  • D-Wave Partners with University of Arkansas to Research Supply Chain-Based Quantum Applications

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    D-Wave teams up with the University of Arkansas to research supply chain quantum applications.

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  • Nscale Hires Meta's Justin Osofsky as COO

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Nscale poaches Meta executive Justin Osofsky to serve as Chief Operating Officer.

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  • Japanese Chipmaker Rapidus to Launch CORE Program to Support Semiconductor Design and Manufacturing

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Rapidus launches the CORE program, kicking off its first phase with the Design Solution Associates project.

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  • AWS Plans 36-Building Data Center Campus in Indiana County, Pennsylvania

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    AWS plans to build 36 data centers at the Homer City energy campus in Pennsylvania.

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  • Google Signs 3.6GW Power Supply Agreement with Constellation, Covering PJM Service Area

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Google locks in 3.6GW of nuclear and natural gas power to guarantee data center electricity supply.

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Funding & M&A1

  • Open Cosmos Closes €300M Series C, Will Launch 192 LEO Satellites to Build ConnectedCosmos Constellation

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Open Cosmos raises €300M Series C to deploy 192 low-earth-orbit satellites.

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Product & technology7

  • UPS Is Inherently 'Uninterruptible,' but Its Future Is Not

    Source: Data Center Knowledge

    From rack-level batteries to BESS and solid-state transformers, new power architectures are reshaping UPS's role in the data center.

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  • Dell Adds Data Context, Preparation, and Storage Capabilities to Its AI Data Platform

    Source: The Next Platform

    Dell adds data context, data preparation, and storage capabilities to its AI Data Platform.

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  • Sponsored Content: Revisiting Heat — A Byproduct of Useful Work and a Resource Worth Recovering

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Heat is a byproduct of useful work and a resource worth capturing and utilizing.

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  • When a Single Data Center Is No Longer Enough: The Network Challenge of Cross-Site AI Training

    Source: The Next Platform

    Sponsored content: Training AI across multiple sites is introducing new network challenges.

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  • Telus and AST SpaceMobile Complete Direct-to-Phone Satellite Test in Canada

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    The two parties completed the first satellite-to-phone integration test on the Telus network.

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  • AI Power Demand Surge Forces 'Chip-to-Grid' Design Transformation

    Source: Data Center Knowledge

    Severe power fluctuations from AI data centers threaten grid stability, urgently requiring chip-to-grid coordinated design.

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  • DCD Studio: Quetta Data Centers Discusses Permitting and Pre-Construction Challenges of Edge Data Center Site Selection

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    For edge sites, from site selection to breaking ground, permitting and pre-construction are the key bottlenecks.

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Markets & data3

  • DayOne Launches IPO: Data Center Company Targets 2.3GW Capacity by 2028

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    DayOne launches IPO, targeting 2.3GW capacity by 2028.

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  • Virgin Media O2 Launches 5G Standalone Service in Bristol, UK

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Virgin Media O2 launches 5G Standalone service in Bristol.

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  • Orbital Data Centers? Or Distributed LEO Compute?

    Source: Data Center Dynamics

    Behind the marketing hype of space computing, strategic priorities may be cementing real demand.

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Health Technology

Industry coverage →26 Items covered

Company news3

  • AstraZeneca Opens New R&D Site in Boston with $1 Billion Investment

    Source: STAT News

    AstraZeneca opens a new R&D site in Kendall Square with a $1 billion investment.

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  • ArriVent Lung Cancer Drug firmonertinib Fails Phase III Pivotal Trial, Shares Plunge

    Source: Endpoints News

    ArriVent's lead lung cancer drug firmonertinib failed its Phase III trial, sending shares sharply lower.

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  • AstraZeneca Opens New R&D Facility in the 'Other' Cambridge

    Source: Endpoints News

    AstraZeneca opens a new 570,000-square-foot building in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which will house 2,000 employees.

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Funding & M&A4

  • Lycia Files for IPO to Advance Antibody Degraders; TRexBio, Retension Set Terms

    Source: Endpoints News

    Lycia, a protein degradation startup based on science from Carolyn Bertozzi's lab, has filed for an IPO.

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  • Forbion completes €2.3 billion raise with backing from Eli Lilly

    Source: Endpoints News

    Dutch life sciences investor Forbion has completed its largest-ever fundraise and will invest in around 30 companies.

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  • KymaThera, Rouge secure VC funding; Vaxcyte, Spyre pursue public offerings

    Source: Endpoints News

    KymaThera closed an $80 million Series B round, while several other biotech companies raised funds or launched public offerings.

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  • Forbion raises €2.3 billion against the odds, launches two new funds

    Source: MedCity News

    Forbion raised €2.3 billion against the odds to establish two new funds.

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Product & technology7

  • At the same hospital, pulse oximeters shifted from overestimating to underestimating blood oxygen—why?

    Source: STAT News

    Researchers found that pulse oximeters shifted from overestimating to underestimating blood oxygen, with errors more severe in patients of color.

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  • A doctor's view: what I want the public to know about AI tools and healthcare costs

    Source: STAT News

    A doctor points out that AI-assisted documentation may inadvertently drive up hospital bills.

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  • AbbVie and Genmab's Epkinly wins in first-line DLBCL trial, challenging Polivy

    Source: Endpoints News

    Epkinly succeeded in a late-stage trial in first-line diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and could square off against Roche's Polivy in the market.

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  • When is the best time to get a flu shot? Several factors are worth considering

    Source: STAT News

    The best time to get a flu vaccine depends on several personal and environmental factors.

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  • Perimenopausal anxiety: sometimes it stems from progesterone deficiency

    Source: MedCity News

    Perimenopausal anxiety is often linked to physiological changes such as progesterone deficiency.

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  • Will Stem Cell Therapy Have Its Moment in the Spotlight?

    Source: STAT News

    Stem cells may become the next hot therapy, with both promise and controversy.

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  • Cybersecurity Experts Call on Hospitals: The Era of AI Attacks Requires Moving Beyond Traditional Disaster Recovery Planning

    Source: MedCity News

    Experts warn that AI-driven cyberattacks pose entirely new risks to hospitals.

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Policy & regulation6

  • Opinion: Why the FDA Should Not Approve an Ineffective Multi-Cancer Screening Test

    Source: STAT News

    H. Gilbert Welch argues against approving Grail's multi-cancer screening test.

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  • Pharmalittle: US-Funded Psychedelics Trial, AstraZeneca R&D Center, and More

    Source: STAT News

    The Trump administration advances the first government-funded clinical trial of ibogaine.

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  • FDA Clarifies Plans for 2027 AI Guidance

    Source: STAT News

    The FDA plans to issue new artificial intelligence guidance in 2027, while Utah expands its AI sandbox.

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  • A Mysterious New Force Targeting Pharma Emerges in DC

    Source: Endpoints News

    An unidentified group has begun applying pressure to the pharmaceutical industry.

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  • Utah Doubles Down on AI Prescribing, Using Regulatory Sandbox to Advance AI in Healthcare

    Source: Endpoints News

    Utah is leading the nation in AI healthcare applications and is now doubling down through a regulatory sandbox.

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  • FTC Sends Warning Letters to 24 Healthcare Organizations Over Price Transparency

    Source: MedCity News

    The FTC sent warning letters to 24 major healthcare organizations over insufficient price transparency.

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Markets & data6

  • Annual Fees Up to $45,000: Why Nonprofit Hospitals Are Opening Longevity Clinics

    Source: STAT News

    Longevity clinics are becoming a new draw for nonprofit hospitals, with annual fees reaching as high as $45,000.

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  • The Hidden Maternal and Infant Health Risks and Costs Health Plans Overlook

    Source: MedCity News

    A ProgenyHealth report reveals blind spots and costs in health plans' management of maternity and NICU care.

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  • Survey Shows Healthcare AI Returns Exceed Expectations, With Paperwork the Biggest Winner

    Source: Endpoints News

    A Bessemer report says healthcare AI is being adopted faster than executives expected, but the biggest returns remain in paperwork rather than patient care.

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  • MedTech VC 2026: The Gap Between Real Data and Market Narrative

    Source: MedCity News

    After digging into the data, the author finds the true state of medtech venture capital is more complicated than the 'in decline' narrative.

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  • What Is a Hospital Longevity Clinic? What Can It Tell You About Your Health?

    Source: STAT News

    A reporter experiences a hospital longevity clinic firsthand to explore what health information it can provide.

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  • Opinion: Russia's Mysterious Pneumonia Warrants Attention, But Not Panic

    Source: STAT News

    An infectious disease expert writes that reports related to Siberia do not warrant panic, but do merit attention.

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