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US GDP grew just 1.5% in the second quarter, well short of the 2.0% forecast, as a wider trade gap and inventory drawdown offset solid consumer and business spending. A debt-fueled AI investment boom ...

The Pentagon is searching for new ways to protect military satellite communications from electronic attacks in space. MIT Lincoln Laboratory engineers are now developing a lightweight antenna system ...

Every time the price of fuel rises in Nepal, the country performs a familiar ritual: a longer weekend is announced, officials speak of austerity, an odd-even for vehicle is mulled, and the nation ...

Scientists have taken a major step toward stopping Epstein-Barr virus (EBV), an extremely common infection linked to cancer and chronic disease. By using mice engineered with human antibody genes, ...

The US office market is in freefall. Aging towers are trading at fractions of their former worth as owners finally admit that the post-pandemic workplace is not coming back. From Chicago to Denver to ...

AI systems are consuming energy at an increasingly unsustainable rate, prompting researchers to explore fundamentally different approaches to computation. A new neuro-symbolic method blends ...

CIOs will need to stay focused on value and strike a balance between investing in low-hanging fruit and cutting edge capabilities, even as inference gets cheaper for LLM providers. “You have falling ...

Bitcoin has surpassed 20 million mined coins, meaning over 95% of its total 21 million supply is now in circulation. Bitcoin has just crossed a major milestone: more than 20 million of its 21 million ...

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