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Natural gas projects for data centers may outpace national emissions
Just 11 data center campuses in the US could emit over 129 million tons of greenhouse gases annually, surpassing Morocco's 2024 emissions. Self-supply trends heighten climate concerns.
Google makes email verification easier with no-code method
The company announced a new way to validate email addresses directly within the app, just by pressing a consent button.
570-Megapixel Dark Energy Camera captures the Sombrero Galaxy
The 570-megapixel Dark Energy Camera pointed its 4-meter telescope at Messier 104, revealing an extraordinary side view of the galaxy.
A 19-meter giant octopus swam with mosasaurs in the Cretaceous seas
80 million years ago, Cretaceous oceans were ruled by large reptiles and sharks. New findings reveal a giant invertebrate predator that challenged this view.
The iPhone Fold or Ultra is Expected in 2026, Rumors Say
Apple is rumored to launch its first foldable phone in fall 2026, sparking excitement among tech enthusiasts worldwide.
AI-created influencer scammed people and funded university in the US
A student in India used artificial intelligence to craft a fake influencer profile on social media. With this, he scammed users and paid for his university education in the US.
Luis Brandoni filmed all his scenes for Nada's second season before passing
Just days after his death, it was confirmed that the actor completed his role in the series, leaving a lasting legacy.
DeepSeek V4, a More Efficient and Powerful AI than ChatGPT
Chinese company DeepSeek unveils its V4 family, featuring models that outperform rivals like ChatGPT and Gemini in efficiency and capability.
Google plans to invest up to $40 billion in Anthropic to lead AI
Google aims to strengthen its position in artificial intelligence with a potential investment of up to $40 billion in Anthropic, starting with $10 billion upfront.
Mathematics Does Not Define the World, We Define It With Math
Recent philosophical insights challenge the idea that math shapes reality. Instead, we use math to describe what already exists.
Sony creates a robot that beats humans in competitive table tennis
Sony's Project Ace introduces a robotic arm capable of competing and winning against professional players in real time.
New tech enables robots to handle complex, irregular objects
Researchers from EPFL and Idiap developed a system that allows robots to manipulate, cut, and peel any object, even in messy environments.
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