Researchers have observed wild killer whales presenting fish to humans, a behaviour implying a sociable motive behind this unusual interaction. Over 20 years, 34 incidents of orcas offering prey to…
Rene Turcios, dubbed the ‘vibe coder,’ has been making waves in San Francisco’s hackathon scene by winning numerous competitions without knowing how to code. His approach involves utilising AI to…
Tesla has launched its new Oasis Supercharger station, featuring a 30-acre solar farm and 39 MWh of battery storage, allowing for off-grid operation in Lost Hills, California. The station is…
Teaching computer science has changed drastically with the rise of AI. Universities are now re-evaluating their curricula, shifting focus from traditional programming to hybrid courses that integrate computing into various…
KDE Plasma 6.4 Has Landed in OpenBSD The much-anticipated KDE Plasma 6.4 is now available in OpenBSD packages! The announcement was made on July 4, 2025, indicating significant progress for…
UK Scientists Achieve First Commercial Tritium Production Astral Systems, in collaboration with the University of Bristol, has claimed to be the first to produce tritium, a critical fuel for fusion…
Summary Scientists have developed the first lasers made entirely from edible materials, which could revolutionise the way we monitor food and medication properties. By using tiny droplets of cooking oils,…
Summary Apple has launched an intriguing new AI model called DiffuCode on Hugging Face. This model breaks the traditional coding generation mould by allowing out-of-order code writing, improving multiple chunks…
Two Sudo Vulnerabilities Discovered and Patched In April, researchers disclosed two significant security flaws in Sudo, a critical system tool, allowing local attackers potentially to escalate privileges to root on…
The US Department of Energy has selected two firms to carry out initial tests on nuclear microreactors in a groundbreaking new facility in Idaho named DOME. These tests aim to…
