The new NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition, equipped with 96 GB of video memory, has demonstrated exceptional performance not only in professional workloads but also in gaming. Although designed primarily for workstation use, early adopters have compared it directly to the top-tier GeForce RTX 5090 in gaming scenarios. Superior Specs and Performance The … Read more
At Computex 2025, Acer introduced two new budget-friendly Android tablets — the Iconia Tab V12 and Iconia Tab V11 — offering high-refresh-rate displays, stereo speakers, and expandable storage at an affordable price point. Iconia Tab V12 and V11: Key Features Both tablets share the same internal specifications but differ in display size. The Iconia Tab … Read more
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology have unveiled a groundbreaking technique called Deep Tissue In Vivo Sound Printing (DISP) — a non-invasive method for 3D printing biological tissues, sensors, and even drug-delivery implants directly inside the body without the need for surgery. Deep Tissue In Vivo Sound Printing At the core of this innovation … Read more
OpenAI has unveiled HealthBench, a comprehensive new benchmark designed to evaluate the medical knowledge and communication skills of language models. The test was developed with input from 262 physicians across 60 countries, who created 5,000 realistic scenarios covering 26 medical specialties in 49 languages. HealthBench evaluates performance across seven key medical domains, using 48,000 medically … Read more
Picture this: a tennis partner that never flakes, hits killer serves at 75 mph, and coaches you like a pro—all while zipping around the court like it’s born for it. That’s Tenniix, the world’s first AI-powered robot tennis partner, brought to you by San Francisco’s T-Apex. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned player, this … Read more
Researchers in China have achieved a major breakthrough in optical imaging technology by developing a system capable of detecting objects just a few millimeters in size from more than 1 kilometer away. The innovation combines two telescopes, a laser, and a special signal-processing algorithm to achieve unprecedented resolution at long distances. Beating Atmospheric Distortion One … Read more
NASA engineers have successfully restored the backup thrusters on the Voyager 1 spacecraft — a critical system that hadn’t functioned since 2004. The restored thrusters will help adjust the position of the spacecraft’s antenna to keep it pointed toward Earth, ensuring continued communication with the aging probe. A Mission-Saving Fix The root of the problem … Read more
EA is preparing to wow gamers with the next installment in the Battlefield franchise, currently in development with new gameplay mechanics, large-scale mode testing, and more. Alongside the multiplayer innovations, the development team is placing renewed focus on crafting a compelling single-player story campaign — and drawing inspiration from major cinematic works. Writers at EA … Read more
Christian Bick, Senior Director of Threat Intelligence at Rapid7, has introduced the concept of a potentially devastating form of ransomware that directly targets the CPU. The idea emerged from an investigation into a critical vulnerability found in AMD chips. This vulnerability could allow highly skilled attackers to load unauthorized microcode into the processor, potentially breaking … Read more
Free-to-play game developers never run out of creative (and controversial) ways to monetize their titles. Wargaming’s latest attempt? “Matryoshka-style” loot boxes – and the community is not happy about it. The “Raumfalte” Loot Box Controversy Since May 15, World of Tanks has offered a new type of loot box called “Raumfalte”—with a twist: inside each one, there’s a 20% chance of finding another loot box containing even … Read more