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Silicon Ranch tests cattle grazing beneath active solar power infrastructure Software-controlled panels create space for large livestock movement safely Cattle rotation enables simultaneous grazing and electricity generation across paddocks This small solar farm in Christiana, Tennessee, looks like many others from a distance – but beneath its black panels lies lush pasture instead of gravel….

This week all eyes are on Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. It’s the culmination of a feud that’s raged for years, mostly playing out online until now, and it’s likely to have huge repercussions for not only the future of OpenAI, but the future of the AI industry as a whole. So…

PADJ-X modeled B-21 geometry using only publicly available imagery Simulation claims suggest a 15% improvement in aerodynamic efficiency Leaked files show partial validation of radar cross-section simulation components A Chinese aerospace simulation tool called PADJ X has reportedly identified aerodynamic and stability limitations in America’s most advanced stealth bomber, the B-21 Raider. The software operates…

If you’re a small business that has avoided selling goods online because you’re unsure where to start, I have some good news. Even if you have no online retail experience or, for that matter, no coding experience, you can set up an e-commerce site for little to no cost, courtesy of PrestaShop. This freemium, open-source…

Twice now, over the last 24 years, Colin Angle has surprised me. I’m not talking bemusement or nodding appreciation. Think jaw-dropping moments when I felt the earth shift a bit under my feet. The first time was in 2002 when he unveiled the iRobot Roomba, a rather basic-looking but shockingly effective robot vacuum, and the…

Trash on the street, noise, pollution, graffiti, and belligerent dogs: these all might be considered public nuisances. New Mexico, however, hopes to convince a jury that Meta’s Facebook and Instagram fall under that designation and should be penalized accordingly. I won’t argue that Meta’s products have proven in their 20-year history to be something of…

Chinese law requires a “major change in the objective circumstances” to terminate a contract AI and automation aren’t enough by themselves to justify laying off a worker Workers also have some responsibility to keep up with AI China has made it illegal for companies to fire workers on the basis that they can be replaced…

Once the most commoditized part of the semiconductor stack, memory is now one of its most strategic constraints. As demand for AI infrastructure accelerates faster than supply can respond, the global supply of DRAM is buckling. What used to be a cyclical market governed by predictable supply and demand has transformed into a structural bottleneck…

Yubico launches two-pack of Yubikeys to protect your ChatGPT account One plugs in to your PC via USB-C, the other authenticates your smartphone via NFC OpenAI has been using them internally to protect company workers’ accounts OpenAI has announced an important new partnership with Yubico to help protect ChatGPT users from potential break-ins with the…

Internal threats now represent more than half of cases, at 57% Employees’ devices and credentials are among the most targeted Companies should acknowledge this and tighten access for a quick fix New data from Orange Cyberdefense has suggested the biggest risks companies face could now be coming from inside, with internal threats rising from 47%…