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Verily Health Inc. Rebrands: A Calculated Pivot to AI
Review
Mar 20, 2026Engadget

Verily Health Inc. Rebrands: A Calculated Pivot to AI

Verily, Alphabet's life sciences business, rebrands as Verily Health Inc. with a $300M investment, shifting to an AI-focused precision health strategy, and Alphabet taking a minority stake.

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Ars Technica Staffers' Favorite Rocket Launches: A Century of Awe
Review
Mar 16, 2026Ars Technica

Ars Technica Staffers' Favorite Rocket Launches: A Century of Awe

Verdict For anyone with even a passing interest in spaceflight, the Ars Technica collection of favorite rocket launch experiences is a captivating read. Marking a century since Robert Goddard's pioneering liquid-fueled

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Nasal Myiasis: A Deep Dive into an Unprecedented Biological Event
Review
Mar 14, 2026Ars Technica

Nasal Myiasis: A Deep Dive into an Unprecedented Biological Event

Verdict: A Biologically Unprecedented and Disturbing Discovery The recent case of human nasal myiasis involving sheep bot fly larvae reaching pupation stage is less a product review and more a critical examination of an

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Open Source for Awkward Robots: Building Trust in Autonomous Systems
Programming
Mar 13, 2026Stack Overflow Blog

Open Source for Awkward Robots: Building Trust in Autonomous Systems

The dream of autonomous robots seamlessly integrating into our lives has long been a staple of science fiction. Today, with the rapid advancements in large language models (LLMs) and robotics, this future is closer than

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Stryker Network Shutdown: A Detailed Analysis
Review
Mar 13, 2026Ars Technica

Stryker Network Shutdown: A Detailed Analysis

Verdict: A Calculated Disruption In a concerning development following geopolitical tensions, a sophisticated cyberattack, widely attributed to an Iran-aligned hacking group known as Handala Hack, crippled Stryker's

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IBM's Half-Möbius Molecule: A Quantum Leap in Molecular Engineering
Review
Mar 11, 2026Ars Technica

IBM's Half-Möbius Molecule: A Quantum Leap in Molecular Engineering

Verdict: A Glimpse into Tomorrow's Science IBM and the University of Manchester have unveiled a groundbreaking achievement: the successful creation of a molecule with a half-Möbius topology, partially guided by quantum

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Lord & Miller's Weir Adaptations: Why Hail Mary Led the Charge
Review
Mar 7, 2026Gizmodo

Lord & Miller's Weir Adaptations: Why Hail Mary Led the Charge

Verdict: A Strategic Cinematic Shift for Andy Weir's Universe For fans of Andy Weir's distinct blend of science, action, and humor, the news of 'Project Hail Mary' receiving a star-studded film adaptation before his

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Big Tech's White House Data Center Pledge: Optics Over Action
Tech
Mar 5, 2026Wired

Big Tech's White House Data Center Pledge: Optics Over Action

WASHINGTON D.C. – Major technology companies, including industry giants like Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI, Google, Oracle, Amazon, and xAI, gathered at the White House on Wednesday to sign a nonbinding pledge championed by

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Research Roundup: A Glimpse into Tomorrow's Tech and Science
Review
Mar 2, 2026Ars Technica

Research Roundup: A Glimpse into Tomorrow's Tech and Science

This comprehensive review dives into six fascinating scientific breakthroughs, from revived battery tech and smart wearable sensors to AI deciphering ancient games and lab-grown brain cells playing Doom. We explore the innovation, potential impact, and current limitations of these cutting-edge developments, offering a peek into the future of science.

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AMD Ryzen AI Desktop Chips: A Modest Debut for Mainstream AI
Review
Mar 2, 2026Ars Technica

AMD Ryzen AI Desktop Chips: A Modest Debut for Mainstream AI

Quick Verdict AMD's first foray into bringing "Ryzen AI" processors to standard desktop PCs is a cautious, understated affair. These new chips, essentially repackaged laptop silicon, offer a modest boost for everyday

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Quantum Superconductivity Experiment: Intriguing, Early-Stage
Review
Feb 28, 2026Ars Technica

Quantum Superconductivity Experiment: Intriguing, Early-Stage

This isn't a review of a physical gadget or a piece of software you can buy off the shelf. Instead, we're diving deep into a groundbreaking piece of scientific research that's pushing the boundaries of quantum mechanics

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science: Judge doesn't trust DOJ with search of devices seized from
Science
Feb 26, 2026Ars Technica

science: Judge doesn't trust DOJ with search of devices seized from

A court has made a critical decision to personally search devices seized from a Washington Post reporter, explicitly denying the Department of Justice (DOJ) full access. This move underscores judicial oversight in sensitive cases, particularly those involving journalists' materials, emphasizing the court's role in protecting privacy and press freedom against potential government overreach.

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HP: RAM Costs Accounted for 15-18% of PC Bill of Materials
Science
Feb 26, 2026Ars Technica

HP: RAM Costs Accounted for 15-18% of PC Bill of Materials

HP disclosed that RAM accounted for 15 to 18 percent of its PC manufacturing costs in the last quarter. This figure, reported by Ars Technica, highlights the significant influence of memory components on the overall bill of materials for personal computers, impacting pricing strategies and profit margins for the company.

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science: Trump's MAHA influencer pick for surgeon general goes before
Science
Feb 26, 2026Ars Technica

science: Trump's MAHA influencer pick for surgeon general goes before

Casey Means, a potential nominee for Surgeon General, is reportedly without an active medical license and promotes alternative medicine, according to Ars Technica. These details emerge as her nomination faces Senate scrutiny, raising questions about her qualifications for a leading federal public health role. The Senate's confirmation process will likely delve into these aspects to ensure alignment with public health standards and expectations.

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reviews: Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now
Reviews
Feb 25, 2026CNET

reviews: Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now

Apple TV: 15 Best Sci-Fi Shows You Should Stream Right Now Key takeaways Apple TV+ has been recognized for its strong lineup of science fiction programming. CNET, an authoritative technology publication, characterized

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WBD Board Continues Offer Assessment Amid Review
Science
Feb 26, 2026Ars Technica

WBD Board Continues Offer Assessment Amid Review

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD)'s board of directors is currently engaged in the review of an unspecified offer. This ongoing assessment indicates a significant corporate development, though specific details regarding the offer's nature, terms, or involved parties remain undisclosed at this time, as reported by Ars Technica.

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US Solar Power Surges 35%, Overtakes Hydro on National Grid
Science
Feb 25, 2026Ars Technica

US Solar Power Surges 35%, Overtakes Hydro on National Grid

In 2025, US solar power generation achieved a significant milestone, growing by 35% to surpass hydroelectricity for the first time. Despite this renewable surge, overall electricity demand increased by 2.8%, leading to an unexpected 13% rise in coal consumption due to complex market dynamics affecting natural gas. Looking ahead, 2026 is projected to see substantial additions in solar and wind capacity, aiming to further integrate renewables into the national grid.

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Unpacking the Risks of Commercial Genetic Testing
Science
Feb 23, 2026Ars Technica

Unpacking the Risks of Commercial Genetic Testing

Have we leapt into commercial genetic testing without understanding it?\ \ Key takeaways\ * A new book,

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science: Major government research lab appears to be squeezing out
Science
Feb 22, 2026Ars Technica

science: Major government research lab appears to be squeezing out

Noncitizen personnel at a National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) lab recently had their after-hours access revoked. This change restricts their ability to work at the government research facility outside of standard operational times. The specific reasons for this policy shift and its broader implications for scientific research or national security protocols are not detailed in the available information.

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science: MAHA moms threaten to turn this car around as RFK Jr. flips
Science
Feb 23, 2026Ars Technica

science: MAHA moms threaten to turn this car around as RFK Jr. flips

MAHA members have publicly labeled a 'movement' a 'sham' after Kennedy supported a glyphosate order, indicating significant internal dissent despite limited public details.

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Discord's Age Check Fury: Shady UK Persona Test Sparks Outcry
Science
Feb 22, 2026Ars Technica

Discord's Age Check Fury: Shady UK Persona Test Sparks Outcry

Fury over Discord's Age Checks Explodes After Shady Persona Test in UK Key Takeaways Discord faced significant backlash over its global age verification rollout, particularly concerning the collection and handling of

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science: FCC asks stations for "pro-America" programming, like daily
Science
Feb 23, 2026Ars Technica

science: FCC asks stations for "pro-America" programming, like daily

Brendan Carr has expressed a desire for "patriotic" programming to coincide with Trump's yearlong America 250 celebration. This initiative, reported by Ars Technica, aims to encourage content that aligns with national commemorative themes.

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Meta's Horizon Worlds Pivots to Mobile, Deprioritizes VR
Science
Feb 22, 2026Ars Technica

Meta's Horizon Worlds Pivots to Mobile, Deprioritizes VR

Meta's flagship metaverse service, Horizon Worlds, is decoupling from its Quest VR platform and shifting its focus predominantly to mobile. This strategic pivot follows significant financial losses in Meta's mixed reality division and internal layoffs, signaling a move away from an all-encompassing VR metaverse vision toward mobile engagement, augmented reality, and AI investments.

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Controversial NIH Director Also Takes Helm at CDC Amid RFK Jr.
Science
Feb 22, 2026Ars Technica

Controversial NIH Director Also Takes Helm at CDC Amid RFK Jr.

Jay Bhattacharya, the controversial NIH Director, has been appointed acting CDC Director, marking an unusual dual role amidst Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership shake-up. Critics express alarm over Bhattacharya's perceived lack of leadership and history of endorsing anti-vaccine policies, fearing further destabilization of public health agencies and a rubber-stamping of unscientific agendas.

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