European airline claims it is “better off” without Boeing planes
According to Lundgren, this has helped avoid issues with updating an aging fleet of aircraft as well as with engines, which some Airbus operators
Scientists and Their Developments for Agriculture
Last year, grain harvest indicators in Russia fell by about 8.4%, collecting only 30.8 centners/ha, compared to 33.6 centners/ha in 2022. This was despite
“Aggressive demand” from Musk’s AI startup for Nvidia chips led to supply restrictions
The letter states that although Nvidia meets the needs of all its clients, the growing demand from Elon Musk’s AI startup xAI affects the
Google has opened a new AI campus. What will teenagers do there?
Participants in the program will gain hands-on experience in artificial intelligence and machine learning under the mentorship of DeepMind, which develops AI at Google.
“Smart” braces created for health monitoring
One of the features of Densor is that the technology does not require additional devices and works with a smartphone, which charges and reads
Google has challenged the court’s decision in the app store monopoly case
In its statement, Google argues that the requirement for a “radical overhaul” of the Play Store and the Android operating system will negatively impact
China will launch next-generation satellites for the Beidou navigation system
By 2029, the program will begin launching next-generation network satellites, with the system’s construction expected to be fully completed by 2035. Currently, Beidou already
Spotify has disabled the popular hacked version of the app. Goodbye, “Spotify Mod”
In the past few days, users have reported that “Spotify Mod” has stopped working, and playlists, saved songs, and streaming capabilities have become unavailable.
TCL has entered the portable projector market with an affordable model
The A1 can project images up to 120 inches (3 meters) diagonally in Full HD resolution. However, with a brightness of 360 ISO lumens,
UNESCO: Two-Thirds of Digital Content Creators Do Not Fact-Check Before Sharing
This month, UNESCO is launching the first global course dedicated to this issue. More than 9,000 participants from 160 countries have already signed up
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