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‘A dream technology’: Japanese scientists might have unlocked the next generation of solar panels that stay cooler and last longer thanks to “spin-flip” material that achieves 130% energy conversion efficiency — and here’s how it works
Spin-flip metal complexes capture duplicated excitons produced through singlet fission Proof-of-concept experiments reached over 110% to about 130% quantum yield Solid-state integration remains necessary before use in practical solar devices Japanese researchers have found a way to capture extra energy from sunlight using a metal-based system that reduces heat losses…
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‘No single vendor can (or should) dictate the full solution’ — AMD positions itself as the open platform champion in the space race in a veiled dig at its arch-rivals and up-and-coming challengers
AMD frames openness as essential for multi-vendor space mission architectures Vendor lock-in risks increase significantly in long-duration orbital deployments Modular systems improve flexibility across complex, multi-supplier mission environments AMD has outlined its vision for AI in space, claiming to be a champion of open platforms and modular design in a…
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Adobe’s legal chief calls for creator protection as policymakers and tech companies reframe copyright in the era of AI
Speaking with TechRadar Pro in an exclusive interview at Adobe Summit 2026, the company’s Chief Legal Officer, Louise Pentland, urged policymakers to resist radical changes, and for courts and companies instead to focus on a more pragmatic approach. At the same time, Pentland also advocated for tech companies to get…
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Should a print subscription be considered? I used HP’s All-In Plan for two months to find out
I print a substantial number of documents each month, which often results in running out of ink at inconvenient times. To avoid frequent trips to the store for new ink, I decided to try HP’s All-In Plan. This subscription service from HP combines a printer, ink, and support into one…
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‘We’re not selling and we’re not giving way’: Lone farmer defeats Tennessee’s TVA as US electricity giant grapples with exploding demand from AI-fuelled data centers from Google and Elon Musk’s xAI, encouraged by slow legislature
The Gregory farm has operated continuously since 1787 without interruption TVA proposed carving a 100-foot-wide corridor through the property but faced objections The route would have destroyed the farm school’s outdoor classroom completely A multi-generational family farm that has operated continuously since the Revolutionary War has successfully blocked the Tennessee…
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‘It took 9 seconds’: tech founder outlines how rogue Claude-powered AI tool wiped entire company database and backups
Cursor AI coding agent deletes production database and backups in nine seconds Credential mismatch triggered an autonomous, destructive decision inside the Cursor system Railway API allowed destructive actions without confirmation safeguards A software company founder watched helplessly as an AI coding agent deleted his entire production database and all associated…
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