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‘Codex can now operate your computer alongside you’ OpenAI takes major shot at Claude Code with major workplace updates
OpenAI has released “a major update” to Codex which it says will help make the platform a more effective workplace tool for users. Codex will now be able to go “beyond coding” and access other parts of your computer, as well as operating desktop apps by itself, running in the…
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n8n vs OpenClaw: What are the differences and where should you use either of them?
You may have noticed a company called OpenClaw has been all over tech news this year. It’s easy to see why, with the company achieving 25,000 GitHub stars in a day and passing React’s total within two months. Impressive stuff. But OpenClaw itself isn’t really the point. Article continues below…
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Speed isn’t strategy: Human judgement must be central to AI-led decisions
As organizations accelerate their use of AI tools, decision-making is expected to move at a pace that would have seemed unrealistic just a few years ago AI is dramatically expanding how quickly organizations can sense, interpret and respond – creating a step-change in competitiveness. Insights that once required weeks of…
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‘Works in the dark’: Scientists transform balsa wood into a solar material that stores heat and generates power 24/7
Engineered wood stores solar heat and releases it to generate electricity Nanoscale modifications turn balsa into a heat-driven power material Phosphorene coating enables broad-spectrum sunlight absorption and efficient heat conversion Ordinary balsa wood can now absorb sunlight, store heat, and generate electricity even in the dark after a team of…
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‘1,000 hp’: This record-breaking electric motor packs Tesla Plaid EV power into a beer keg-sized device
The Fraunhofer IISB motor delivers 1,000 horsepower from a 94 kg package Power density reaches 8 kW per kg, beating typical EV motors A single motor matches three Tesla Plaid motors for total output A new electric motor developed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Systems and Device Technology delivers…
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China completes testing on ‘deep-sea electro-hydrostatic actuator’ capable of slicing undersea cables as deep as 3.5 kilometers – new compact subsea vessel testing bridges the ‘last mile’ and could deploy in 2026
China has successfully tested a new subsea cable cutting vessel The vessel uses a self-contained electro-hydrostatic actuator While designed for civilian purposes, the vessel has military application China has completed the first successful test on a new deep-sea vessel that is capable of cutting subsea cables at a depth of…
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