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Samsung cashes in on memory surge with a projected 3x profit boost

Samsung is poised to reap a massive windfall from the escalating demand for memory chips, projecting a near three-fold profit increase in the final quarter of 2025. The South Korean tech behemoth esti

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Meta Taps Nuclear Power for Data Centers, Securing 6+ GW
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Meta Taps Nuclear Power for Data Centers, Securing 6+ GW

Meta is partnering with Oklo, TerraPower, and Vistra to secure over 6 GW of nuclear power for its data centers, reflecting the increasing demand for reliable, always-on energy to support AI workloads. The agreements include both established nuclear operators and small modular reactor (SMR) startups, potentially validating the economic viability of mass-produced SMR technology and diversifying the energy supply for data centers in the PJM grid region.

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Aleppo Braces for Tech-Driven Future Amidst Renewed Syria Clashes
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Aleppo Braces for Tech-Driven Future Amidst Renewed Syria Clashes

Clashes between the Syrian army and the SDF in Aleppo have intensified, displacing residents and causing significant damage. Disagreements over the integration of SDF troops into state institutions are fueling the conflict, highlighting the challenges of implementing agreements and raising concerns about regional stability. The fighting underscores the urgent need for a resolution to prevent further escalation and humanitarian crisis.

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CES 2026: Nvidia, AMD & AI Robots Steal the Show
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CES 2026: Nvidia, AMD & AI Robots Steal the Show

CES 2026 highlighted advancements in physical AI and robotics, with companies like Nvidia and AMD unveiling new chips and technologies. Nvidia showcased its Rubin architecture and an AI model for autonomous vehicles, while the event emphasized the growing integration of AI into hardware and various consumer applications. The show featured a mix of established tech giants and innovative startups, setting the stage for future trends in the consumer electronics industry.

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CRISPR Startup Eyes Looser Rules to Unlock Gene-Editing's Potential
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CRISPR Startup Eyes Looser Rules to Unlock Gene-Editing's Potential

Aurora Therapeutics, a new CRISPR startup backed by Jennifer Doudna, aims to streamline gene-editing drug approvals by developing adaptable treatments that can be personalized without requiring extensive new trials. This approach, targeting conditions like phenylketonuria (PKU), aligns with the FDA's evolving stance on personalized therapies and could revitalize the gene-editing field by making CRISPR-based treatments more accessible.

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Excel Endures: AI Can't Kill the Spreadsheet King
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Excel Endures: AI Can't Kill the Spreadsheet King

Despite the rise of AI and modern data tools, Microsoft Excel remains a ubiquitous tool in the business world due to its ease of use for quick data analysis and visualization. However, experts warn that over-reliance on Excel for complex data processing, especially through macros, can hinder smoother digital workflows and potentially lead to errors. While Excel excels at small datasets, businesses should distinguish between data processing and analysis to leverage more robust solutions for larger, more complex tasks.

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CRISPR Startup Eyes Future: Gene-Editing Regulations May Ease
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CRISPR Startup Eyes Future: Gene-Editing Regulations May Ease

Aurora Therapeutics, a new CRISPR startup advised by Jennifer Doudna, is aiming to streamline gene-editing drug approvals by developing a platform for personalized therapies that require minimal regulatory hurdles for each iteration. This approach, targeting diseases like phenylketonuria (PKU), aligns with recent FDA endorsements for bespoke treatments and could revitalize the gene-editing field by making CRISPR-based therapies more accessible and scalable.

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Schmidt Backs Disruptive Telescope Tech for Space
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Schmidt Backs Disruptive Telescope Tech for Space

Schmidt Sciences, backed by Google's former CEO Eric Schmidt, is funding the rapid development of four advanced telescopes, including a space-based observatory comparable to Hubble. By leveraging existing technologies like high-performance computer chips and accepting calculated risks, this initiative aims to drastically accelerate astrophysical discoveries and deliver cutting-edge capabilities to astronomers within an unprecedented four-year timeframe.

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Inference Security to Combat AI Runtime Attacks by 2026
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Inference Security to Combat AI Runtime Attacks by 2026

AI-driven runtime attacks are outpacing traditional security measures, with adversaries exploiting vulnerabilities in production AI agents within seconds, far faster than typical patching cycles. This shift is driving CISOs to adopt inference security platforms that offer real-time visibility and control over AI models in production to mitigate these emerging threats. CrowdStrike's 2025 report highlights the speed and sophistication of these attacks, emphasizing the need for advanced security solutions.

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Aleppo Fighting Disrupts Tech Access, Fuels Exodus
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Aleppo Fighting Disrupts Tech Access, Fuels Exodus

Clashes between the Syrian army and the SDF in Aleppo have intensified, causing widespread displacement and raising concerns about escalating conflict. Disagreements over integrating SDF troops into state institutions are fueling the violence, impacting densely populated areas and creating a dire situation for residents. The ongoing fighting highlights the fragility of agreements and the challenges of achieving lasting stability in the region.

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