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Back-to-back victories signal rise of PH space talent

UNIVERSITY students from various colleges and universities in the country produced back-to-back successes in the Kibo Robot Programming Challenge reflects the country's growing depth in space ...

Why Do the Minions Sound Like That? How Six Semitones, Random Menu Items and Rosamund Pike Helped Create the Minionese Language

Despite having voiced almost every single Minion since the yellow creatures’ grand cinematic entrance in 2010’s “Despicable ...

IIT-M, IIT-Kanpur jointly introduce nation’s first degree course in cybersecurity

CHENNAI: The Indian Institute of Technology-Madras (IIT-M) and IIT-Kanpur have jointly launched what is touted as the country ...

Inside the fastest-growing Canadian AI startup you’ve never heard of

Ottawa-based Turbopuffer could be a blueprint for the kind of tech company Canada needs to fulfill its AI ambitions ...
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Can a qubit survive being buried for 250 years?

On July 4, 2026, a time capsule filled with memorabilia will be buried in front of Philadelphia’s Independence Hall to be uncovered 250 years in the future. To withstand the centuries, it’s designed ...

In 1958, Frank Rosenblatt unveiled the Perceptron in New York, laying the groundwork for image recognition in modern AI

The use of artificial intelligence has radically transformed the way the computer understands reality. It has given rise to ...
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The visibility illusion: Why more data does not always mean better supply chains

Companies have invested in visibility and tracking tools, but they still see their supply chain in fragments rather than as a ...