Breaking Science, Not Your Brain
July 6, 2025, Seattle Amazon Web Services has announced the official launch of Graviton5, its newest in-house ARM-based processor designed to power EC2 instances. The chip delivers up to 40 percent better compute performance and 35 percent greater energy efficiency compared to its predecessor, Graviton4. The Graviton5 will debut in the new EC2 G5g and … Read more
July 6, 2025, Cupertino Apple has unveiled the second-generation Vision Pro headset, officially named Vision Pro 2, at its summer launch event. The new device features a 25 percent slimmer design, improved display fidelity, all-day battery support and a new AI-focused R2 coprocessor to handle real-time contextual computing. Pre-orders begin July 9 in the United … Read more
July 6, 2025, Brussels The European Union has passed a new law requiring all AI-generated content to include visible or invisible watermarking that identifies it as synthetic. The regulation, adopted by the European Parliament this morning, is part of the broader EU AI Act and is aimed at curbing misinformation, deepfakes and unauthorized synthetic media … Read more
July 6, 2025, Sriharikota The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully completed its final uncrewed test flight for the Gaganyaan mission earlier today. The test, which included a complete simulation of launch, orbital insertion and reentry, is the last milestone before India’s first-ever human spaceflight, scheduled for late December 2025. This marks a major step … Read more
July 6, 2025, Mountain View, CA Google has released an emergency update to patch a critical zero-day vulnerability in its Chrome browser. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-32561, allowed remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on unpatched systems. Security researchers confirmed the vulnerability was actively exploited in the wild before the update was issued. Over 3 … Read more
July 6, 2025, Cambridge, MA A research team at MIT’s Center for Quantum Engineering has unveiled a room-temperature quantum processor that achieves stable qubit coherence for more than 3 milliseconds—10 times longer than existing silicon-based quantum systems. The findings were published today in Nature Materials and could represent a major milestone in making scalable quantum … Read more
July 6, 2025, Washington D.C. In a major win for diabetes patients and digital health innovation, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval for the first non-invasive, wearable glucose monitoring device. Developed by California-based startup BioSense, the device continuously measures blood sugar levels through the skin using optical spectroscopy—eliminating the need for … Read more
July 6, 2025, Austin, TX Tesla has released its largest Autopilot update in over a year, enabling several advanced driving features designed for dense urban environments. The Version 12.9.1 update, deployed via over-the-air (OTA) rollout early Sunday, introduces urban lane-splitting, real-time rerouting based on micro-traffic, and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication. The update is available immediately for … Read more
July 6, 2025, Shanghai China has officially brought online the largest floating solar farm on Earth, located near the city of Chizhou along the Yangtze River. The 2.3-gigawatt facility spans over 5.7 square kilometers and is expected to generate enough electricity to power more than 2 million homes annually. Operated by China Three Gorges Corporation … Read more
July 6, 2025, Seoul Samsung officially launched the Galaxy Z Fold 7 today at its Unpacked 2025 event, revealing a host of hardware and software improvements to its flagship foldable device. The phone introduces a new ultra-slim hinge, a titanium frame for durability, and AI-driven multitasking tools designed to compete with Apple’s rumored foldable and … Read more