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‘Global, 24/7, all-weather reconnaissance coverage’: China deployed “Eye of Sauron” satellite that can track ships — and the US Navy — from its safe sky abode
China successfully demonstrates geosynchronous satellite tracking of moving maritime targets Persistent surveillance from orbit reduces reliance on low Earth satellite constellations Three satellites could provide continuous global monitoring of high-value naval assets China has released radar images showing a geosynchronous orbit satellite successfully tracking a moving maritime target for the…
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‘Essentially no human intervention’: Chinese AI solves 12-year-old math problem in just 80 hours — and even proves it
The dual agent AI system autonomously solved Anderson’s conjecture from 2014 Rethlas explores problem-solving strategies like a human mathematician would Archon transforms potential proofs into projects for the Lean 4 verifier A research team led by Peking University developed a dual-agent AI system capable of solving advanced mathematical problems while…
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‘We can lose three [computers] and still ride through’: Inside the 8-CPU brain of NASA’s Artemis II that ‘votes’ on every move
The Orion spacecraft uses eight processors running identical instructions simultaneously A fail-safe design prevents faulty computers from sending incorrect commands Triple redundant memory corrects single-bit errors automatically on access The NASA Artemis II mission relies on a computing system built to remain operational under extreme conditions and hardware faults. Unlike…
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‘They mopped the floor with me and pulled every childish game they could’: Disgruntled researcher releases second major Windows zero-day — claims Microsoft ‘would ruin my life, and they did’
Researcher “Chaotic Eclipse” discloses new Microsoft Defender zero‑day dubbed RedSun Flaw enables local privilege escalation to SYSTEM by abusing Defender’s file rewrite behavior Comes days after BlueHammer release; Microsoft says it investigates and supports coordinated disclosure The same disgruntled researcher who recently disclosed a zero-day vulnerability in Windows has now…
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Hbada X7 Smart review: Excuse me, but since when do office chairs heat, massage, and cool you at the touch of a button?
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. The Hbada X7 Smart made an entrance from the moment the box hit my front step. It’s big. And…
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‘We hear you’: After years of feedback, Canva finally brings offline mode
Canva Offline Mode might be one of Create 2026’s unsung heroes Learn Grid educational resources also available to all Design and buy merch through the Print Shop Canva AI 2.0 took the headlines at the company’s annual Create conference, but the announcements weren’t done as its co-founders introduced the hotly…
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