James Webb Space telescope spots ‘big red dot’ in the ancient universe: A ravenous supermassive black hole named ‘BiRD’

(Left): An illustration of a feeding supermassive black hole. (Right) The “red dots” identified in the region of the sky around the quasar J1030. BiRD is the object in the center: it stands out from the other red dots because it is closer and, therefore, brighter (Image credit: F. Loiacono, NASA, ESA, CSA) Using theContinue Reading

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With recent developments, such as the introduction of a reference operating system, the GNOME project has clearly positioned itself as a full, top-to-bottom computing platform. It has one of the fastest-growing app ecosystems in the Linux and open-source world as a whole and even has an Incubator, providing a pathContinue Reading

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Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology (IWU) and Amsted Automotive have introduced an integrally designed battery housing utilizing aluminum foam sandwich (AAS) structures. The new housing features two solid aluminum sheets enclosing a core of closed-cell aluminum foam, aiming to advance electric vehicle battery pack thermal management andContinue Reading

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Sandvik has launched the DS422iE, its first battery-electric cable bolter designed for underground rock reinforcement using cement-grouted cable bolts. The new machine expands Sandvik’s battery-electric underground drill lineup, eliminating the need for a diesel engine in underground applications. The DS422iE utilizes a lithium-iron phosphate (LFP) battery chemistry, selected for itsContinue Reading

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The Airbus A320neo family is considered a global success in aviation, particularly with the introduction of new Airbus A321 variants. However, this very successful family has its own black sheep, the A319neo, which has not achieved the same level of popularity as its larger siblings. But why? Why is theContinue Reading

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(The Hill) — In recent weeks, automakers and other companies in the vehicle space are pulling back their investments in electric vehicles, including laying off workers in multiple states. The moves come in the wake of Republicans’ “big, beautiful bill,” which repealed incentives for consumers to buy electric cars. GMContinue Reading

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Nearly 2,500 people are being served every month, just from this pantry alone ., BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Is the future of fighting hunger powered by artificial intelligence? In Brooklyn, a first-of-its-kind food pantry opened recently, offering fresh and culturally sensitive nutritious food with dignity to families in need. TheContinue Reading

OpenAI’s $1T IPO: a Split from Nvidia’s Costly AI Dominance?

OpenAI’s rumored $1 trillion IPO could mark a turning point in the AI industry. As it seeks to reduce its dependence on Nvidia and fund massive compute and energy projects, the company’s public launch may reshape the balance between AI innovation, efficiency, and ethics. The post OpenAI’s $1T IPO: a Split from Nvidia’s Costly AIContinue Reading