Hyundai-Kia debut EV charging robot at Korea’s busiest airport with 3D camera tech, AI

Hyundai-Kia Introduces Cutting-Edge EV Charging Robot at Korea’s Busiest Airport Hyundai and Kia, two automotive giants known for their innovative approaches to technology and sustainability, are once again making headlines with their latest venture. The companies have unveiled a groundbreaking robotic system designed to revolutionize the electric vehicle (EV) charging experience. This new technology is […]

Harvard University loses right to enroll foreign students over alleged China ties

Harvard University Loses Right to Enroll Foreign Students Over Alleged China Ties In a major escalation in the Trump administration’s crackdown on elite universities, U.S. Homeland Security revoked the right of Harvard University and other prestigious institutions to enroll foreign students receiving federal funding over alleged ties with China. This decision comes as part of […]

New quantum method mimics molecular chemistry efficiently

Ion-based Simulation Offers Scalable Quantum Chemistry Breakthrough In the ever-evolving landscape of quantum computing, researchers and scientists are constantly striving to push the boundaries of what is possible. Recently, a groundbreaking development has emerged in the form of ion-based simulation, offering a scalable solution to mimic molecular chemistry with unprecedented efficiency. Quantum chemistry, which deals […]

EU funds African science with €500 million in new initiative

Horizon Europe Backs African Innovation and Health Projects In a significant move towards fostering collaboration and innovation, the European Union has allocated a substantial amount of €500 million towards supporting African science initiatives. This new initiative under Horizon Europe aims to drive progress in various sectors, particularly focusing on innovation and health projects across the […]

Meta aims to boost Llama adoption among startups

Meta Aims to Boost Llama Adoption Among Startups Meta, formerly known as Facebook, is no stranger to challenges. From privacy concerns to antitrust issues, the tech giant has faced its fair share of setbacks and criticism in recent years. However, Meta is now setting its sights on a new venture that could potentially reshape the […]

Crypto.com gains EU approval for crypto derivatives

Crypto.com Secures EU Approval for Crypto Derivatives In a significant move for the cryptocurrency industry, Crypto.com has successfully acquired Cyprus-based A.N. Allnew Investments to gain regulatory approval for offering crypto derivatives within the European Union. This strategic acquisition not only marks a milestone for Crypto.com but also opens up new avenues for the company to […]

EX90 will be first to feature Gemini AI

EX90 Will Be the First to Feature Gemini AI Google and Volvo deepen in-car tech collaboration. In the fast-paced world of automotive technology, staying ahead of the curve is essential for manufacturers looking to offer cutting-edge features that enhance the driving experience. Google and Volvo have recently announced a deepening of their collaboration in the […]

Bitcoin hits all-time high above $111K

Bitcoin Hits All-Time High Above $111K Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, has recently surged to an all-time high above $111,000. This milestone has once again brought the spotlight back on the digital currency, showcasing its potential as a lucrative investment option in the ever-changing financial landscape. One of the key drivers behind this recent surge in […]

Hong Kong approves stablecoin licensing law

Hong Kong Approves Stablecoin Licensing Law The world of cryptocurrency is constantly evolving, and Hong Kong is taking a significant step forward by approving a stablecoin licensing law. This new legislation sets standards for reserve management and investor protection in the stablecoin market, ensuring a more secure and regulated environment for digital asset transactions. Stablecoins […]

85-million-year-old fossils reveal ‘monster’ that preyed in open seas in dinosaur era

85-million-year-old fossils reveal ‘monster’ that preyed in open seas in dinosaur era Fossilized remains have revealed a mysterious “sea monster” from 85 million years ago. The newly discovered creature, named Nakonanectes bradti, was a massive predator that roamed the open seas during the dinosaur era. This ancient marine reptile belongs to a group of creatures […]

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