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Vampire Bats’ Unconventional Metabolism: A New Frontier in Mammalian Physiology

Vampire bats have been found to metabolize their food in a unique way, using amino acids from their recent blood meals as a primary source of energy. This discovery challenges our understanding of mammalian physiology and may have implications for our understanding of other mammals that rely on blood or protein-rich diets. Researchers have been…

Wiz’s $23B Rejection: A New Era for Cloud Security and AI

Wiz, a cloud security startup, turned down a $23 billion offer from Alphabet, opting to pursue a $100 billion opportunity in the cloud security space. This decision has sparked interest in the tech world, with many speculating about the future of cloud security and AI. The news also highlights the growing importance of AI in…

The Midlife Crisis Theory is Dead: What’s Next for Mental Health?

The notion of a midlife crisis is being reevaluated by scientists, who are now focusing on the growing mental health crisis among adolescents. Researchers are questioning the validity of the U-curve theory, which suggests that happiness plummets in midlife before rebounding. Instead, they are finding that happiness trends vary across different cultures and age groups,…

Apple Unveils M4-Powered iMac: A New Era in All-in-One Computing

Apple has kicked off “Mac week” by unveiling a refreshed iMac, featuring the new M4 chip, which promises to be 2x more powerful than its predecessor. The new desktop also arrives alongside the general availability of Apple Intelligence, part of the macOS Sequoia 15.2 update. The iMac is now available for preorder, starting at $1,299,…

Alexa 2.0: Amazon’s AI Assistant Takes a Giant Leap Forward

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy has hinted at an improved, “agentic” version of the company’s Alexa assistant, which could take actions on a user’s behalf. The new Alexa, code-named “Remarkable Alexa,” is expected to be released in 2025 and will reportedly cost $5 to $10 per month. The assistant will be powered by Anthropic’s generative AI…

Battery Breakthrough: Scientists Uncover Hidden Cause of Rechargeable Battery Decline

Researchers at Stanford University have made a groundbreaking discovery about the decline of rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. According to their study, published in Science, the batteries’ electrolyte inadvertently releases hydrogen into the positive end, or cathode, triggering a cascade of unwanted reactions that reduce battery life. This finding could lead to improved battery life and sustainability…

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