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BEIJING (Reuters) — According to a study published by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, scientists have discovered a very resilient desert moss species in China’s western region of Xinjiang that could aid in the sustainability of any Mars settlements. When tested under conditions similar to those found on Mars, theRead More →

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Reuters, Amsterdam – In an interview with Dutch radio station BNR on Saturday, the recently retired CEO of semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML stated that the ongoing US-China disputes over computer chips are ideological and unfounded. After leading ASML for ten years and seeing it grow into the biggest technology companyRead More →

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Due to concerns over the potential dumping of tokens from the now-defunct Japanese exchange Mt. Gox and additional selling by leveraged players following the cryptocurrency’s meteoric rise, Bitcoin was poised for its worst weekly decline in almost a year on Friday. The biggest cryptocurrency in the world fell to $53,523Read More →

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(AFP) – The Kosovo government said Friday that official institutions will be prohibited from using the popular social networking app TikTok, citing security concerns. The action is the latest in a slew of rules and threats aimed at the China-based app by governments throughout the world, citing concerns that personalRead More →

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BRUSSELS: Microsoft’s cooperation with OpenAI may face an EU antitrust inquiry after authorities singled out its exclusivity restrictions, while Google’s artificial intelligence deal with Samsung has also urged scrutiny. EU antitrust regulators will seek extra third-party perspectives, EU competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager announced on Friday. The steps reflect regulators’ concernsRead More →

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The Web Desk – The youngest individual ever employed by Elon Musk’s SpaceX is the organization’s newest employee. A 14-year-old software engineer named Kairan Quazi successfully through SpaceX’s “technically challenging and a little fun” interview process. He announced the fantastic news on Linkedin and expressed his excitement about joining theRead More →

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: (Reuters) German Finance Minister Christian Lindner is reportedly refusing Intel’s (INTC.O) request for more subsidies for a chip plant valued at $18 billion (€17 billion), stating that the country cannot afford it. This is according to the Financial Times. According to Lindner, “there is no more money available inRead More →

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The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance has been ordered to cease operations in Nigeria by the country’s markets regulator, who said a local subsidiary that solicited Nigerian investors via a website was unlawful. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated in a statement dated June 9 that “Binance Nigeria LimitedRead More →