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Month: December 2023
E3 is deader than ever
The ESA) announced today that it is bringing the industry event E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo) to a close.
Geothermal startup Quaise is raising $25M as it gears up for drilling
The new priced round comes as the company gears up for drilling test boreholes next year using its gyrotron-powered rig. © 2023 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Beyond Buzzwords: Glasswing AI palette guides startups navigating AI’s diverse terrain
LLMs have dominated the news, but it won’t be a defensible technology. Glasswing’s AI Palette is a new framework for startup founders about AI and ML technologies.
The Morning After: Apple launches its long-awaited Journal app
Apple is now rolling out iOS 17.2 to all compatible devices, as well as iPadOS 17.2 and macOS 14.2 Sonoma. The biggest addition in all those is the introduction, finally, of the long-teased Journal app. Journal differs from third-party apps like Day One by offering […]
Bezos’ Blue Origin aiming to make long-awaited return to launch next week
Blue Origin is aiming to finally conclude an over 15 month pause in operations of its New Shepard suborbital rocket, with the company announcing today that it will fly an uncrewed mission as early as December 18. The company confirmed the launch on its social […]
Machine learning is set to speed up the detection of contamination in food factories
The factories that process our food and beverages (newsflash: no, it doesn’t come straight from a farm) have to be kept very clean, or we’d all get very ill, to be blunt. Ensuring that usually entails deploying petri-dish-based microbiological monitoring, hardware and waiting for tests […]
China’s WeRide tests autonomous buses in Singapore, accelerates global ambition
After years of aggressive expansion at home, China’s autonomous vehicle upstarts are now setting their gaze on overseas markets. WeRide, in particular, has been on a licensing spree. On Monday, WeRide announced it has obtained two licenses from Singapore that will allow its robobuses to […]
China’s WeRide tests autonomous buses in Singapore, accelerates global ambition
After years of aggressive expansion at home, China’s autonomous vehicle upstarts are now setting their gaze on overseas markets. WeRide, in particular, has been on a licensing spree. On Monday, WeRide announced it has obtained two licenses from Singapore that will allow its robobuses to […]
The Mandela Effect” (2019) – A Mind-Bending Journey Through Memory and Reality
“The Mandela Effect,” a 2019 film directed by David Guy Levy, takes viewers on a surreal journey that blurs the lines between science fiction and psychological thriller. The movie delves…