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Confidential AI You Can Deploy: Enclaves, Attestation, and Safer Data Pipelines
Why Confidential AI Matters Now Every team wants to use AI on sensitive data: medical
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Synthetic Data That Holds Up: Workflows for Safer Analytics, Testing, and Model Training
Why Synthetic Data Is Everywhere Now Synthetic data isn’t a novelty anymore. It’s
Globalization , Lifestyle
The Borderless Closet and Tool Shed: Recommerce Becomes a Daily Habit
For years, “buy once, use once” defined modern consumer life. Today, a different
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Keep AI Agents on the Rails: Practical Security, Monitoring, and Control You Can Ship
AI agents are moving from demos to day jobs. They read documents, file tickets, generate
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Earth Data You Can Use Today: A Practical Guide to Satellite Imagery for Real Work
Satellite images used to feel like magic postcards from space. Now they’re everyday tools. Farmers watch crops week by week, cities track floodwater
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Private AI Cameras at Home: Build a Local NVR With Smart Detection, Storage, and Safety
Home cameras don’t have to mean cloud uploads, surprise subscriptions, or fragile apps. A modern network video recorder (NVR) can run in your
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Liquid Cooling, Demystified: Practical Choices for High‑Density Racks and Small Labs
Compute is getting hotter. A single accelerator can dissipate more heat than an entire rack did a decade ago. Fans are louder. Aisles
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The Home Food Lab: Sensors, Smart Cookers, and AI You Can Actually Use
Why the Kitchen Is Becoming a Home Lab Home cooking has entered a new chapter. Affordable sensors, connected appliances, and
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A Practical Family Playbook for Safer AI at Home
AI has moved into daily family life. It is inside phones, TVs, speakers, laptops, toys, and even homework. This brings
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Athlete Toolkit 2.0: How Vision Models and Wearables Make Training Safer and Smarter
Your phone can count reps. Your watch can see fatigue. A racket can feel your swing. What used to be
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Household Robots That Truly Help: Vacuums, Mowers, Pools, and Windows Explained
Household robots are no longer novelty gadgets. They are quiet, persistent workers that shave hours off chores each month. The
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Why Your App Should Federate Now
The social web is becoming a network of networks. Blogs, forums, photo apps, and big platforms are adding federation so users can follow, reply, and share across different services. The protocol behind much of this is ActivityPub, a W3C standard that defines how servers exchange social activities over HTTPS using JSON.
If you run a community app or publish user content,.
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Radar in Everyday Tech: What mmWave Sensors Do at Home, in Cars, and on Your Desk
Why Radar Is Suddenly Everywhere Look around and you might not see them, but you’ll feel what they do. Your laptop wakes the instant you sit
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The Lab Notebook That Learns: AI Across Seismology, Neuroscience, Ecology, and Chemistry
Scientists keep lab notebooks for a reason. They record steps, decisions, and surprises. Now imagine that notebook could learn from every entry, suggest better next steps,
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How AI Actually Helps Scientists: Imaging, Inference, and Fieldwork You Can Measure
Artificial intelligence does not replace the scientific method; it adds new instruments to it. In the last few years, AI has moved from demos to daily
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Servers That Borrow Memory: Practical CXL for Pooling, Tiering, and Faster AI Training
Your servers are full of compute that sits idle while memory runs out, or they have memory to spare while accelerators stall. That mismatch is now
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Chiplets for Real People: How Modular Silicon Changes Performance, Cost, and Upgrades
Chips used to be a single slab of silicon that did everything. Today, more of them are made from several smaller pieces that work together. These