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Satlyt, founded by a former Google and SpaceX product manager, raised $8 million to build software that lets AI models run directly on satellites, cutting the need to send every decision back down to ground control.
Neurable started shipping its first standalone headphones, Neurable One, which use 12 EEG sensors woven into the ear pads to track your focus in real time and nudge you to take a break before you burn out.
After A24's V/H/S: SCP Foundation film drew backlash for ignoring the community's licensing rules, rival studio Neon announced its own SCP Foundation anthology that will release under the same open Creative Commons license fans require.
Google partnered with talent agency Range Media Partners on 100 Zeros, a fund that co-produces films and TV shows aiming to show technology, especially AI, in a more optimistic light than shows like Black Mirror.
JERA, Dell Technologies, and RHAELM signed a deal to build a $15 billion, 400-megawatt AI data center powered by its own dedicated energy supply near Tokyo, aiming to start operations around 2028.
Huawei's consumer business chief says memory component costs have added about $200 per device, and the company will raise smartphone prices to cope, joining Apple and Xiaomi in passing the squeeze on to buyers.
