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SCI & TECH2d agoAir Force Officers’ Wives To Expose 1m Nigerian Children To Coding, Robotics, Artificial IntelligenceThe Nigerian Air Force Officers’ Wives Association (NAFOWA) has graduated the second cohort of participants in its Young Achievers Club Coding, Robotics and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Summer Class, following five days of hands-on learning, experimentation and project development in Abuja. The programme, held recently at NAFOWA Secondary School, Abuja, was organised in partnership with TechSpace […]leadership · nigeria
SCI & TECH2d agoJorge and María live in the heart of the Amazon alongside monkeys, macaws, and parrots that continue to visit their forest: "They are already losing their habitat and the small forest I protect is their salvation"La pareja ecuatoriana regresó de Europa y recuperó 4,5 hectáreas en Napo, donde plantó más de 300 ejemplares y levantó una reserva ecológica.Los animales llegan sin estar encerrados: encuentran refugio y alimento mientras la tala avanza en los terrenos vecinos.Clarín
SCI & TECH2d agoHow green is Europe's urban public transport? A data-driven reality checkGreener buses and cleaner fleets are reshaping public transport across Europe. But are cities moving fast enough to meet their zero-emission goals?DW News [en]
SCI & TECH2d agoDeepSeek’s cost-saving AI may lead to inaccuracy in model performance: researchNew research has exposed a potential flaw in the memory-saving technology underpinning DeepSeek’s models, marking a rare challenge to a breakthrough that has helped the Chinese artificial intelligence lab close the gap with US rivals OpenAI and Anthropic with its low-cost approach. The findings were published late last month in a paper led by researchers from ByteDance and co-authors affiliated with Princeton University, Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley. The study,...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECH2d ago4 super-lightweight distros that beat Linux Mint on older laptopsIf you’re trying to revive an old laptop, the standard advice is “install Linux.” Usually, that means you’ll install Linux Mint first. In some cases, that works. However, on really old or low-power devices, even Mint is too demanding. Read Moremadshrimps_be · belgium
SCI & TECH2d ago6 uncomfortable truths about your mesh Wi-Fi systemMesh Wi-Fi systems are fantastic, and they beat Wi-Fi extenders by a mile. Each node scatters Wi-Fi throughout your house, giving you a stable connection that you don’t have to worry about. It’s one of the best ways to get rid of dead zones, at least. Read Moremadshrimps_be · belgium
SCI & TECH2d agoPawan Kumar Chandana: The Indian Entrepreneur Taking Private Space GlobalPawan Kumar Chandana: The Indian Space Entrepreneur Taking Private Rockets Global After spending years inside ISRO, Pawan Kumar Chandana helped build Skyroot Aerospace into a private launch company capable of reaching orbit. Vikram-1’s July 2026 success has now turned that ambition into a commercial proposition — and TIME’s recognition of Chandana puts a new face on India’s rapidly expanding space economy. For decades, India’s space story was overwhelmingly associated with one institution: ISRO. That story is changing. On July 18, 2026, a rocket developed by Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace lifted off from Sriharikota and successfully reached Low Earth Orbit. It was not simply another Indian launch. It was the first time a private Indian company successfully conducted an orbital launch from Indian soil. Behind that achievement is Pawan Kumar Chandana, Skyroot’s co-founder and CEO, a former ISRO scientist who moved from designing space systems inside India’s national space programme to building a private company capable of selling launch services to customers around the world. His inclusion in TIME100 Next 2026, a list recognising emerging leaders shaping the future, gives the achievement a wider international context. TIME describes TIME100 Next as a platform for people shaping the future and defining the nextdoonited_in · india
SCI & TECH2d agoMusk says he wants to accelerate chip-design process via custom equipmentElon Musk reportedly aims to speed up the chip-design process by utilizing custom equipment. This indicates potential advancements or changes in the semiconductor industry driven by a prominent tech figure.Seeking Alpha Tech
SCI & TECH2d agoHow to use Transparency mode on AirPods Pro and AirPods MaxTurn on Transparency mode to hear nearby sounds without removing your AirPods. Use the stem, AirPods Max button, or Control Center on iPhone or iPad. The post How to use Transparency mode on AirPods Pro and AirPods Max appeared first on iGeeksBlog.igeeksblog · india
SCI & TECH2d agoApple’s next big bet under John Ternus is your homeApple will hold a Welcome Home event on October 13 to debut its new smart home hub, an updated HomePod mini, and a new Apple TV, all featuring upgraded Siri AI.cnbctv18 · india
SCI & TECH2d agoAnker SOLIX S5000 launched with a battery rated for 15 years of daily useAnker has launched the Solix S5000, a 5,024Wh LFP power station with 4,500W rated output and an 8,000W peak that the company says recharges fully in 99 minutes. It goes on sale in the US on October 27 at a launch price of $2,499.99, down from $3,599.99, and expands to 30kWh with additional batteries.notebookcheck · united states of america
SCI & TECH2d agoAnker launches SOLIX S5000 power station with a 5kWh battery that fully recharges in 99 minutesAnker has launched the SOLIX S5000, a 5,024Wh LFP power station with 4,500W rated output and an 8,000W peak that the company says recharges fully in 99 minutes. It goes on sale in the US on October 27 at a launch price of $2,499.99, down from $3,599.99, and expands to 30kWh with additional batteries.notebookcheck · united states of america
SCI & TECH2d agoTikTok CEO sees major scientific breakthroughs from AI within three yearsChew cautioned that AI's growing capabilities would require stronger safeguards, particularly as autonomous systems become more widely adopted.CNBC
SCI & TECH2d agoChinese desalination plant cuts 60% energy use by turning waste brine into industrial saltA large desalination plant on Bohai Bay has achieved an energy efficiency breakthrough, slashing electricity consumption by more than half while converting millions of tonnes of toxic waste brine into high-value chemical salt. Situated in the Caofeidian industrial zone of Tangshan, Hebei province, the facility recently entered its trial production stage, the state-run Science and Technology Daily reported last month. This technology provides a viable pathway to solving the global challenge of...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECH2d agoIn 1999, a 1,020-ton nuclear reactor was transported 480 kilometers: 27 years later, its waste is still in OregonEl gigantesco recipiente fue rellenado con 200 toneladas de hormigón y transportado por el río Columbia y luego en un remolque de 320 ruedas.La central Trojan desapareció casi por completo, pero 791 conjuntos de combustible nuclear gastado permanecen almacenados en 34 contenedores.Clarín
SCI & TECH2d agoAnduril unveils Steelfin interceptor as cheaper option to PAC-3 missilesAnduril executives said the system can be “reconfigured” to be tailored toward defeating both low cost and exquisite systems.Breaking Defense
SCI & TECH2d agoSingapore's President warns of AI's risk to employment for fresh graduates - ReutersSingapore's President warns of AI's risk to employment for fresh graduates ReutersReuters World
SCI & TECH2d agoThe huge lurking leverage of AI hyperscalersWhile equity investors look to sunny futures, creditors are scrutinising liabilities like leases on data centresFinancial Times
SCI & TECH2d agoBSNL geared up for 5G expansion as 4G network delivers desired results, says executiveNew Delhi: State-owned telecom service provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is preparing for the rollout and growth of its indigenous 5G services following the steady performance and ongoing expansion of its 4G network across the country, a senior official said. Speaking to ANI on the sidelines of the India Mobile Congress 2026, Vivek Dua, Principal General Manager at BSNL, stated that the telecommunications firm is moving swiftly towards the next generation of mobile connectivity while rolling out several consumer and network-level platforms.telecomlive · india
SCI & TECH2d agoHong Kong’s ‘AI city brain’ could undergo testing next typhoon season: Eric ChanHong Kong’s artificial intelligence management system could take shape and be tested as early as the typhoon season next year, the government’s No 2 official has said, adding that the project will give authorities a “full picture” of the city once it is in full swing. In an exclusive interview with the South China Morning Post, Chief Secretary Eric Chan Kwok-ki said the “AI city brain” system aimed to connect independent databases maintained by different government bodies. “With the invention of...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECH2d agoAndrew Garfield says OpenAI film 'Artificial' turns lens on creators of 'new world' - ReutersAndrew Garfield says OpenAI film 'Artificial' turns lens on creators of 'new world' ReutersReuters World
SCI & TECH2d agoChina’s CXMT unveils ‘key progress’ on chip structure pursued by Samsung, SK HynixChina’s memory chip giant ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has reported “key progress” in a new structure that rivals Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are also working on to boost memory density. CXMT planned to roll out a new server-memory product based on the structure by the end of 2026, president Cao Kanyu said at an industrial event in Shanghai over the weekend, according to a company statement. At the centre of the development is the “4F square” design, in which each memory cell...South China Morning Post
SCI & TECH2d agoResearchers placed GPS tracking devices on five magpies to record their movements, but in less than an hour the birds began to help each other remove the harnesses, turning a failed tracking experiment into an unexpected observation of cooperation and problem-solving.The study sought to track their movements using small GPS devices. The magpies began to collaborate to detach the equipment and forced scientists to rethink the experiment.Clarín
SCI & TECH2d agoThe pioneering Madrid AI that works as "a psychologist in your pocket" and recognizes emotions in real-timeUna plataforma social ofrece apoyo emocional personalizado en cualquier momento, con un equipo de profesionales clínicos detrás LeerEl Mundo
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