Technology

In a surprising yet not entirely unexpected move, Microsoft has announced the reduction of approximately 650 positions within its gaming division. This decision follows the monumental acquisition of Activision Blizzard, the mastermind behind the “Call of Duty” franchise, a deal valued at a staggering $69 billion. As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, the consolidation
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The field of wearable technology is advancing rapidly, with recent research from Peking University bringing us closer to the realization of customizable detection of biomechanical signals through flexible tactile sensors. This groundbreaking study, published in the journal Science Advances, introduces a novel approach using 3D micro strain gauges as sensing units, offering high-density mapping of
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Apple made waves on Monday with the announcement of the iPhone 16, a groundbreaking device powered by generative artificial intelligence. This move signifies Apple’s commitment to staying ahead in the ever-evolving technology landscape and aims to boost sales by offering customers cutting-edge AI capabilities in their smartphones. The iPhone 16 is a pivotal release for
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The Australian government has recently unveiled voluntary artificial intelligence (AI) safety standards, aiming to regulate the use of this rapidly growing technology in high-risk scenarios. The rationale behind this initiative, as stated by federal Minister for Industry and Science, Ed Husic, is to build trust among the public in order to encourage more widespread utilization
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Semiconducting materials with two-dimensional (2D) properties have been recognized for their unique optoelectronic characteristics that could revolutionize the field of electronics. While bulk semiconductors have been widely used in the past, the integration of 2D materials with gate dielectrics has presented significant challenges, leading to the degradation of transistor performance due to interfacial traps. However,
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Following an engine fire incident on a Cathay Pacific flight, Europe’s aviation safety agency has taken a proactive step in mandating inspections on a part of the fleet of Airbus A350 wide-body jets in operation. The engines on Cathay’s A350s are manufactured by Rolls-Royce, which has confirmed the initiation of “a one-time precautionary engine inspection
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