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John Ternus Takes the Helm at Apple: What to Expect from the New CEO Era

John Ternus officially became Apple's CEO on September 1st, marking the first leadership change at the top of the tech giant since Tim Cook took over from Steve Jobs in 2011. Ternus, who previously served as Senior Vice President of Hardware Engineering, sent his first staff memo welcoming

AI System Detects Heart Disease in Under Two Seconds, Study Shows

A new artificial intelligence system demonstrated the ability to detect heart disease in less than two seconds during testing, according to research findings. The AI tool, described as achieving "superhuman" accuracy in early reports, processes cardiac imaging data and delivers diagnostic assessments at speeds far exceeding traditional methods.

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AI's Growing Role in Vulnerability Discovery Could Shift the Balance on Government Spyware

AI systems are becoming increasingly sophisticated at discovering security vulnerabilities in software, a development that could fundamentally alter the landscape for government hacking tools and spyware. Traditionally, governments and intelligence agencies have relied on expensive zero-day exploits—previously unknown vulnerabilities—for surveillance operations. These exploits are often purchased from brokers

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Nvidia's $3.5 Billion MediaTek Bet: Staying Essential as Big Tech Builds Its Own AI Chips

Nvidia has announced a $3.5 billion investment in MediaTek, the Taiwanese chipmaker best known for producing mobile processors. The deal underscores the ongoing reconfiguration of the AI chip landscape, where hyperscalers like Google, Amazon, and Microsoft are investing billions into custom silicon purpose-built for their AI workloads. The investment

Oxidizer Leak Detected on SpaceX Dragon Ahead of Crew-13 Mission

SpaceX's Crew-13 mission is facing a potential setback after engineers detected an oxidizer leak on the Dragon spacecraft. The leak, discovered during pre-launch preparations, has raised concerns about whether the scheduled launch date can be maintained. Oxidizer systems are critical components in spacecraft propulsion, and such leaks typically

Study Finds Common Zero-Calorie Sweeteners May Affect Gut Health Across Generations

A new study in mice suggests that common zero-calorie sweeteners may have effects that extend well beyond their sweet taste. Researchers examined how sucralose and stevia influenced the gut microbiome and related metabolic processes. The study found that both sweeteners altered the composition of gut bacteria in treated mice. Additionally,

The 'Quantum Bath' That Keeps Qubits Entangled Without Constant Supervision

Entangling quantum bits across distance typically requires constant measurement and active feedback to preserve their delicate quantum states. Now, physicists have demonstrated a more passive approach: a "quantum bath" that handles the heavy lifting automatically. The team engineered a shared environment filled with correlated microwave photons that continuously