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Nvidia: A complete guide to the hardware company behind the AI boom
- Nvidia is at the forefront of the AI boom, hitting $4 trillion in market cap.
- The company's success is attributed to CEO Jensen Huang's leadership and innovative products.
- Nvidia, founded in 1993, became a household name in recent years with GPUs for AI.
- Its history, leadership, products, and financials contribute to Nvidia's global prominence.
- The article delves into Nvidia's journey, successes, challenges, and impact on AI technology.
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Brighter Side of News
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Deflecting asteroids isn’t as easy as scientists previously thought
- NASA's DART mission successfully altered an asteroid moon's orbit with an unexpected outcome.
- Boulders launched into space carried more momentum than the spacecraft, revealing impact complexities.
- Debris movement after impact crucial for understanding momentum transfer and planning future missions.
- Insights from DART mission shed light on asteroid defense strategies and impact physics.
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Crypto exchange CoinDCX appoints new Head of Engineering and Head of Product
- Indian crypto exchange CoinDCX has appointed Amol Wanjari as Head of Engineering and Sangeeth Aloysius as Head of Product to strengthen its leadership team for expanding user base and technology presence.
- CoinDCX aims to grow its domestic footprint and attract more Indian investors in the next six months, along with a 15% increase in hiring, focusing on product and engineering teams.
- Amol Wanjari, with over two decades of engineering leadership experience, will lead a 200-member team at CoinDCX to enhance infrastructure, reliability, and investor experience.
- Sangeeth Aloysius, a seasoned product executive from Flipkart, joins as Head of Product to drive user-centric innovation and expand CoinDCX's product suite.
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Routine Resurfaces 13 Years After Its Announcement & It’s Nearing the “Finish Line”
- Lunar Software's space horror game, Routine, announced in 2012, is nearing completion after a decade of development.
- Originally planned for release in 2013, Routine was embraced by fans through the Steam Greenlight program, now succeeded by Steam Direct.
- A recent blog post by Lunar Software confirms that Routine is still actively being developed, and the team is approaching the final stages.
- Despite changes in music composition and delays, the developers promise to share more updates soon on Routine's progress.
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PS Plus Members Surprised With Major Open World RPG, Out Now
- PlayStation Plus Extra and Premium members now have access to Cyberpunk 2077 in the Game Catalog perk.
- Developed by CD Projekt Red, Cyberpunk 2077 is an open-world RPG set in Night City.
- Despite a rocky launch on PS4, Cyberpunk 2077 has been well-received after updates, receiving positive reviews.
- Cyberpunk 2077 has an average score of 86 on Metacritic with its expansion, Phantom Liberty, also being reviewed favorably.
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The Register
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Shiny object syndrome spells doom for many AI projects, warns EPA CIO
- US Environmental Protection Agency CIO Carter Farmer warns about 'shiny-object syndrome' in AI projects, urging teams to define clear use cases and vet data to avoid failures.
- Farmer emphasizes that many AI projects lack a genuine need for AI, cautioning against following trends blindly as it can impede progress.
- Only one in four AI investments are successful, highlighting the importance of thorough planning and evaluation before implementation.
- Farmer stresses the significance of redefining processes and data evaluation in AI projects, advocating for a strategic approach over a simplistic 'lift and shift' mentality.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch8 series hands-on
- Samsung introduced the Galaxy Watch8 and Watch8 Classic in their latest lineup of wearables with improvements in design and features.
- Both Watch8 and Watch8 Classic feature Samsung's cushion design with a squircle-shaped casing and round display, providing a more accurate health and activity tracking experience.
- The Watch8 series offers different sizes, strap options, and material choices like titanium for Watch8 and stainless steel for Watch8 Classic, ensuring a premium feel.
- The new watches run on One UI 8 Watch based on Google's Wear OS 6, boast improved battery life, and come equipped with features such as BioActive Sensor and various health tracking capabilities.
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Bravenewcoin
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Floki Price Prediction: Accumulation Phase Sets Stage for Next Price Spike
- Floki token is in an accumulation phase after a recent breakout, maintaining higher ground with stable prices near recent highs.
- The market participants are closely monitoring confirmation signals as volume remains steady, indicating potential for a continuation move.
- Technical indicators show a bullish bias with higher lows suggesting growing momentum, supported by the Relative Strength Index and MACD.
- FLOKI's current consolidation phase near recent highs is seen as setting the stage for a possible next leg higher, with sustained demand above key levels opening the path for retesting prior highs.
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Ars Technica
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Northwood Space successfully tests second-generation phased array antenna
- Northwood Space has successfully tested the second generation of its phased array antenna technology, allowing communication with satellites in various orbits.
- The company's prototype gateway established connections with multiple satellites during recent testing, paving the way for commercial deployment in the near future.
- The production-ready antenna system, named Portal, is designed to support 500 spacecraft across different orbits and frequencies, showcasing enhanced capabilities compared to the first-generation antenna.
- Northwood Space aims to address the increasing demand for downloading satellite data by deploying its advanced antennas, with plans to serve commercial customers globally in the coming months.
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Fox News
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Can you stop Mark Zuckerberg from using your art on Facebook?
- Facebook's parent company, Meta, does not claim ownership of the creative content shared by users on the platform. Users retain ownership of their intellectual property rights, including copyright, for all content posted on Facebook.
- While Facebook has a license to use the content posted by users, it does not mean they own it. Users can control and delete their own content if they do not want Facebook to use it.
- The claim that Facebook or Meta can sell or give away users' content without permission is false. Facebook's policies do not allow for unauthorized distribution of user-generated content outside of the platform.
- To protect creative content on social media, users can add watermarks, adjust privacy settings, and include copyright notices in their posts. These measures can help prevent unauthorized use of their work.
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Bravenewcoin
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XRP News Today: XRP Price Tests $2.40 While Ripple Secures BNY Mellon as RLUSD Custodian
- XRP hits $2.40 as Ripple partners with BNY Mellon for RLUSD custody.
- Price surges due to technical signals, bullish sentiment, and regulatory optimism.
- Ripple CEO advocates for regulatory clarity during U.S. Senate testimony for XRP.
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Hackernoon
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AI's Fingerprints Were Found in 13.5% of Scientific Papers
- A recent analysis of 15 million biomedical abstracts indicates that AI-generated content has significantly infiltrated academic publishing since the launch of ChatGPT.
- Researchers identified AI's impact on scientific writing by analyzing word patterns in PubMed biomedical abstracts before and after the widespread use of large language models like ChatGPT.
- The study revealed a shift in language patterns post-ChatGPT's release, with an increase in stylistic and flowery language, leading to approximately 13.5% of papers published in 2024 featuring some level of AI assistance.
- The rise of AI in academic writing raises concerns regarding credibility, peer review processes, and the need for clear guidelines on AI use in scholarly content.
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Hackaday
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Dithering With Quantization to Smooth Things Over
- Images are illusions made of dots that trick our brains into seeing things.
- Dithering adds noise to reduce quantization errors and smooth out artifacts in images.
- Dithering has been used since the 19th century to improve printing quality.
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Elder Scrolls Online plopped update 47 and the Feast of Shadows dungeons to the PTS
- Update 47 and the Feast of Shadows dungeons have been released to the PTS for Elder Scrolls Online.
- The update includes two new dungeons, quality-of-life improvements like stackable survey reports, and the ability for mounts to swim.
- Additional features in the update consist of a new event, Infinite Archive vision rerolls, enhanced in-game compass, new housing content, and the Cyrodiil Vengeance test.
- The PTS patch notes provide more insights on the upcoming content, encouraging players to test and offer feedback to ZeniMax Online Studios.
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Blackenterprise
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Stephanie Mills Says Essence Fest Was ‘Chaotic’ And ‘Falls Far Short’ Of Previous Standard
- Stephanie Mills penned an open letter to Essence criticizing the disorganization and poor execution of the 2025 Essence Festival of Culture.
- Mills highlighted issues like poor time management, scheduling, and persistent failings with sound equipment, stating that the festival fell short of its usual standards.
- Local vendors in New Orleans expressed grievances about being excluded from the festivities and criticized the 'Clean Zone Ordinance' imposed by Essence that restricted their operations during the event weekend.
- Criticism of the festival also includes concerns about a shift away from Black American culture, lack of clear demographic focus, and accusations of the event being more profit-driven than community-centered.
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