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Plasmonic modulators have the potential to enable 6G networks to achieve terahertz speeds, overcoming current communication barriers between different technologies in telecommunications infrastructure.

New research promises a revolutionary plastic that dissolves in the ocean overnight, eliminating its environmental impact by leaving no microplastic residue.

Scientists have created a biorobotic arm with artificial muscles that mimic and suppress tremors, such as those in Parkinson's disease, by contracting and relaxing to stabilize hand movements.

The rise of Generative AI, like OpenAI's ChatGPT, has made large language models (LLMs) widely recognized, driven by the exponential growth of big data.

The EU has initiated 'EU OS,' a Linux-based operating system tailored for European public sector needs. This project seeks to enhance digital sovereignty by addressing unique EU challenges through a community-driven approach.

Oracle denies a breach of its cloud SSO servers, but BleepingComputer confirmed the validity of data samples linked to this alleged breach, affecting 6 million individuals, with multiple companies verifying the threat actor's claims.

A glitch in a Pew Research Center survey humorously replaced 'yes' with 'forks', leading to confusion and amusement among respondents. This incident highlights the importance of technical accuracy in surveys to maintain credibility and effective data collection.

Anthropic's AI, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, excels at strategic planning and adaptability, crucial for both Pokémon battles and solving real-world issues, yet it still struggles to master the game.

Arkana, a cybercrime group, claims to have stolen data from 400,000 users of cable provider WideOpenWest. They released a music video to prove their claim. The incident highlights potential vulnerabilities in WOW's security systems.