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The IceBoost v2.0 machine-learning model, trained on more than 7 million measurements, estimates the world's glaciers hold roughly 150,000 cubic kilometers of ice.
A study published in PNAS found that dosage compensation mechanisms in asexual Timema stick insects remained fully functional despite more than a million years without sexual reproduction.
Photos taken with the glasses stay on the user's device unless shared, but using AI features means Meta stores and reviews your captures.
The South Korean chipmaker plans to begin production at the first facility as early as June 2029, driven by surging AI data center demand.
The Amazon-owned company received federal approval last week and will price fares similarly to Uber Comfort and Lyft Extra Comfort tiers.
Danish researchers modified one short section of optical fiber to nearly double the usable spectrum of ultra-low-noise supercontinuum lasers.
WeatherNext, trained on nearly 20 terabytes of atmospheric data, can produce a 15-day storm forecast in under one minute.
University of Utah researchers confirmed the species is Lanmaoa asiatica, which contains no known psychoactive compounds.
A study analyzing four decades of satellite data found mangroves have gained more than 2,000 square kilometers since 2010, reversing a long decline.
A randomized controlled trial of nearly 4,000 infants in New Zealand found no link between either common pain reliever and eczema or bronchiolitis.
Match Group CEO Spencer Rascoff said internal research shows nearly half of singles aged 18 to 29 want shared in-person experiences rather than app-based connections.
A security researcher found more than a dozen new vulnerabilities in baseboard management controllers sold by major manufacturers including HPE, Dell, and Lenovo.
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