The first X-ray exams carried out in space were produced in March 2025 during SpaceX’s Fram2 mission. The images have now been released in a study published in the scientific journal Radiology and represent an important advance for aerospace medicine. In addition to flying over the Earth’s North and South poles, the mission’s four crew […]
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A new official filing marks the conclusion of another regulatory hurdle that has been preventing Apple Intelligence from launching in Apple’s crucial Chinese market. In mid-June 2026, Apple’s Chinese partner Alibaba unveiled its latest AI model and, most significantly, revealed that it was now compatible with Apple Intelligence. Now according to Reuters, China’s cyberspace regulator […]
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The WhatsApp users on iPhone will be able to gain a new option to store their conversation history, in addition to iCloud. According to the WABetaInfo website, the platform is developing its own cloud storage service with encryption. Hints of the feature were found in beta version 26.28.10.16 of WhatsApp for iOS. The new feature […]
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Robert Triggs / Android Authority Xiaomi is the first brand after Google to release a stable version of Android on its phones. The recipients include its latest flagships, the Xiaomi 17 and the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. The update brings a June security update, but that’s pretty much all that’s new, aside from the Android 17 […]
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When OpenAI introduced the GPT-5 family, many users of CyberSEO Pro, RSS Retriever or AI Autoblogger decided to switch to the new models. Each new generation promises better quality, reasoning, and performance, making an upgrade seem like the obvious choice. After extensive testing, however, we’ve come to a different conclusion. While GPT-5 is undoubtedly an […]
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Why storage is the foundation of the Dell AI Data Platform Picture a neocloud that wins a large AI training contract. They stand up a dense parallel file environment, optimized for throughput. Six months later, that same customer shifts toward inference and long-term retention — and suddenly needs high-capacity object storage at scale. Under […]
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A $288 million Coinbase Prime transfer has put the U.S. government’s crypto rules under an early operational test. U.S. government-tagged wallets sent 3,941 BTC and 30,007 ETH to Coinbase Prime over roughly eight hours, according to Lookonchain. Arkham placed the combined value at about $288.33 million. Notably, Coinbase Prime hosts more than one kind of […]
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The Meta is being sued by former employees who accuse the company of having used an artificial intelligence system to define which workers would be fired. According to the authors of the action, the tool would have disproportionately harmed people with disabilities, those on sick leave or on leave due to pregnancy. According to Reuters, […]
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Google asked Cade (Administrative Council for Economic Defense) to archive the administrative process that determines whether the display of journalistic content in search results and summaries generated by artificial intelligence constitutes a competition infringement. For the company, “any obligation for mandatory monetary compensation must be established through legislation”, not through the actions of the competition […]
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For most of the past decade, the case for scale-out backup was an easy one to make: add a node, add capacity, keep performance flat. Growth would be linear and predictable, and architecture would never again be something you had to think about. But at enterprise scale, I’m seeing what I think of as […]
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