Technology

The recent global police operations have dealt a significant blow to cybercrime gangs, particularly targeting notorious groups like LockBit. These gangs have been responsible for creating malicious software that locks victims out of their networks, steals their data, and demands ransom payments in untraceable cryptocurrencies. The disruption of LockBit and other networks in the past
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Australia is facing a critical challenge when it comes to transport emissions. As the third-largest and fastest-growing source of emissions in the country, accounting for 23% of the total emissions, transportation is expected to become the leading source of emissions by 2030 if no intervention takes place. The numbers are alarming, with transport emissions increasing
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China’s AI sector has showcased remarkable confidence during a major fair in Shanghai, demonstrating a strong belief in overcoming restrictions imposed by the West. The country’s generative AI industry has experienced explosive growth, with a significant increase in the filing of patents for AI software that encompasses a wide range of applications, including illustrations and
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The University of Toronto Engineering researchers have come up with a groundbreaking catalyst that efficiently converts captured carbon into valuable products, even in the presence of contaminants that degrade the performance of current catalysts. This discovery marks a significant step towards more economically feasible techniques for carbon capture and storage which can be seamlessly integrated
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The BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) is currently undergoing a substantial upgrade to cater to the increasing requirements for high-precision positioning in diverse sectors. The new services being developed aim to offer decimeter-level accuracy within minutes, marking a significant improvement over existing capabilities. This enhancement is particularly crucial for cutting-edge technologies such as autonomous driving,
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Boeing, the aviation giant, is currently facing a fresh legal reckoning after prosecutors concluded that the company had flouted an earlier settlement relating to the fatal crashes of two 737 MAX airplanes. The Department of Justice proposed that Boeing plead guilty to fraud during the certification of the MAX aircraft, with a deadline for acceptance
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The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recently reprimanded Boeing for disclosing details about an ongoing investigation of a serious aviation incident that should not have been made public. The NTSB accused Boeing of blatantly violating investigative regulations by sharing non-public information with the media and speculating about the potential causes of the incident. As a
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Collaborations between NASA and private, non-federal partners play a crucial role in advancing scientific research and technological innovation. One such collaboration is between NASA’s Interagency Implementation and Advanced Concepts Team (IMPACT) and International Business Machines (IBM). This partnership has led to the development of INDUS, a comprehensive suite of large language models (LLMs) specifically designed
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In a collaborative effort between an Oregon State University doctoral student, Eric Slyman, and researchers at Adobe, a new training technique for artificial intelligence systems has been developed to address the issue of social bias. The method, named FairDeDup, focuses on removing redundant information from training data to make AI systems less socially biased. The
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Siemens, the German industrial giant, is embarking on a journey to transform the area of Berlin known as Siemensstadt, where the company thrived before the war. The ambitious urban development project, Siemensstadt Square, is set to breathe new life into the district, offering new living spaces for thousands of people and creating thousands of jobs.
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Vision loss and visual impairment have long been significant concerns for human well-being, especially amongst the aging population. Researchers from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and The University of Waterloo have come together to create a revolutionary device that utilizes Augmented Reality (AR) technology to improve navigation for visually impaired individuals. Led by Prof.
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As electronics continue to advance at a rapid pace, the demand for more efficient and high-performing transistors has never been greater. Silicon-based transistors, although widely used, come with inherent limitations that hinder their performance. This has led electronics engineers and materials scientists to explore alternative materials that could potentially revolutionize the field of electronics. One
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