Social media comments can act as ‘quick warning signals’ against misinformation, study shows
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Rafael writes in-depth product and technology analyses for IMDSupply.com, with a focus on embedded computing platforms, CPUs, and industrial motherboards. He previously managed documentation for an OEM specializing in ARM and x86 single-board computers. At IMDSupply, his work centers on benchmarking performance, comparing chipsets, and explaining the trade-offs between fanless, modular, and fully sealed systems for OEM deployments.
AMD Expands GenAI Capabilities with Linux Integration via Vulkan API
AMD has reportedly extended its GAIA platform for generative AI to include Linux compatibility through Vulkan API implementation. Sources indicate this development enables broader accessibility for developers working with AMD hardware while current NPU support remains pending.
Linux Integration for AMD’s AI Platform
AMD’s GAIA platform for generative AI workloads has reportedly expanded its compatibility to include Linux operating systems, according to industry reports. The development, covered by Michael Larabel of Phoronix, represents a significant step in making AMD’s AI tools more accessible to the open-source development community. Analysts suggest this move could potentially increase adoption among researchers and developers who predominantly use Linux environments for AI and machine learning projects.
Apple and NBCUniversal Forge Strategic Alliance with Discounted Streaming Bundle
In a significant move within the streaming landscape, Apple and NBCUniversal have announced a collaborative bundle offering their Apple TV+…
Solar Eruption Sparks Geomagnetic Storm, Expands Aurora Visibility Across 15 States
A series of coronal mass ejections from the Sun are expected to trigger a moderate geomagnetic storm tonight, potentially making the aurora borealis visible across 15 northern US states. Space weather forecasters indicate the storm could create dazzling displays farther south than typical aurora sightings.
Solar Activity Triggers Geomagnetic Storm Watch
Space weather forecasters are monitoring multiple coronal mass ejections that began their journey from the Sun between October 11 and 13 and are now approaching Earth. According to reports from NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center, these solar eruptions are expected to arrive tonight and trigger a G2 (moderate) geomagnetic storm, with the strongest impacts anticipated between late Thursday night and Friday morning.
Revolutionary Nanoparticle Vaccine Shows Broad Cancer Prevention Potential in Preclinical Models
In a groundbreaking development that has captured the medical community’s attention, researchers have engineered a novel nanoparticle vaccine demonstrating remarkable…
FirstFT: Beijing attacks UK efforts to ‘smear’ China over spy case
UK-China Diplomatic Row Intensifies Over Collapsed Espionage Case Beijing Condemns UK “Smear Campaign” in Spy Allegations Fallout The diplomatic rift…
Tech Titans Clash: Ron Conway Exits Salesforce Foundation Over Benioff’s Trump Support and Military Deployment Stance
In a dramatic rupture of a 25-year friendship, prominent Silicon Valley investor Ron Conway has resigned from the Salesforce Foundation…
OpenAI’s Erotic Content Policy Shift Sparks Debate Over AI Ethics and User Freedom
OpenAI’s recent announcement that it will permit erotic content through ChatGPT has ignited significant controversy, with CEO Sam Altman defending…
What Can Epigenetics Do And How Is AI Involved?
Epigenetics and AI: Unlocking the Secrets of Longevity and Age Reversal The Convergence of Epigenetics and Artificial Intelligence As the…
European Defense Tech Investment Surges as Startups Fill Critical Innovation Gaps
European defense technology investment is experiencing significant growth, with startups playing an increasingly vital role in addressing capability gaps. According to industry reports, defense tech now accounts for 6.2% of all European funding in 2025, driven by dual-use technologies and lessons from the conflict in Ukraine.
European Defense Investment Reaches New Heights
Investment in European defense technology is reportedly surging, with the sector accounting for 6.2% of all European funding so far in 2025, according to data published by market intelligence provider Dealroom and Resilience Media. The total sum is expected to reach $2.3 billion by year’s end, representing a significant shift in the continent’s security landscape. This growth comes as European governments have pledged to ramp up procurement spending, creating substantial opportunities for innovative companies entering the defense sector.