Global AI-Driven Electricity Demand to Surge and Then Stabilize, Report Finds
A new report finds global AI-driven electricity demand will skyrocket then level off thanks to advanced computing and efficiency gains.
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Apple Debuts iPhone Air: Thinnest Yet, Sidesteps AI Innovation
At its Cupertino event, Apple revealed the iPhone Air: a 5.6mm-thin smartphone with dual cameras, 40h video battery, new processor, but no major AI features.
Spaceflight Accelerates Aging of Blood-Forming Stem Cells
New NASA-backed study finds spaceflight accelerates the aging of blood-forming stem cells by causing DNA damage, shorter telomeres, and mitochondrial stress.
Anthropic Expands AI Service Bans on Chinese Entities
U.S. AI startup Anthropic expands service bans on Chinese entities and their overseas subsidiaries, citing national security risks in a first-of-its-kind move for a major AI provider.
Norway’s First Electric Plane Test on Stavanger-Bergen Route
An electric plane flew its first real-world cargo test on the 160km Stavanger-Bergen route. Norway aims for zero-emission flights by 2030.
NASA & Northrop Grumman Eye Mid-September ISS Cargo Launch
NASA and Northrop Grumman target a mid-September ISS resupply mission on SpaceX’s Falcon 9, carrying semiconductor, microbe, medication and fuel experiments.
Jury Orders Google to Pay $425M for Privacy Breach
A San Francisco jury ruled Google must pay $425M after collecting data from users who turned off tracking.
Chinese mainland launches first National Science Popularization Month
The Chinese mainland kicks off its first National Science Popularization Month, featuring 30+ exhibits, interactive demos, and nationwide events to spark curiosity and celebrate innovation.
Scientists Decode New Black Hole Behavior from Gravitational Waves
A global team including 80+ Australian researchers decoded black hole collisions using gravitational waves, revealing new cosmic behavior patterns.
NASA Unveils Mars’ Lumpy Mantle Mystery
NASA’s InSight lander reveals Mars’ mantle is studded with giant 4 km-wide chunks of ancient impact debris, reshaping our view of the Red Planet’s deep interior.