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    In 1944, Howard Aiken and IBM engineers completed Harvard's Mark I, a 51-foot-long calculator that handled wartime calculations for the US Navy

    In 1944, Harvard's Mark I emerged as a revolutionary 10,000-pound calculator for the U.S. Navy, pivotal in military operations such as ballistics during World War II. Grace Hopper notably influenced its functionality and pioneered the COBOL programming language. Mark I's legacy highlights the significance of government investment in technological breakthroughs, echoing its impact on modern artificial intelligence innovations.

    Dredging Corporation of India eyes Rs 3,000 crore topline, targets new markets and mega projects

    Dredging Corporation of India plans a significant expansion, targeting a Rs 3,000 crore topline within six years. The company will explore new markets and business ventures, including dams and reservoirs. This growth aligns with the government's focus on maritime development and inland waterways. DCIL is also modernising its fleet with new dredgers to meet increasing demands.

    Grace Hopper Found the First Computer “Bug”- a Real One

    A literal moth found in a 1947 computer led Rear Admiral Grace Hopper to coin the term "debugging." This incident, though humorous, highlighted unexpected system failures. Hopper's subsequent work on compilers and higher-level programming languages revolutionized computing, making it more accessible and laying foundations for modern software development. Her legacy extends beyond this famous anecdote.

    MediaTek bets on automotive, Nvidia-partnered superchips

    Fabless semiconductor major MediaTek is doubling down on 'new engines' of growth, specifically targeting the automotive sector and high-performance computing to expand its footprint beyond its traditional stronghold in the smartphone market.

    Nvidia sounds out TSMC on new H200 chip order as China demand jumps: Report

    Nvidia faces a massive demand for its H200 AI chips from Chinese tech giants. The company is reportedly seeking to boost production with TSMC to meet orders for over two million chips in 2026. This move comes as regulatory approval from Beijing for these shipments remains pending. Chinese firms see the H200 as a significant upgrade, driving this substantial interest.

    SpaceX Lunar Lander launch today: Here’s how to watch the rocket launch live

    This mission follows the Odysseus lunar lander’s February 2024 landing, which marked the first U.S. lunar landing in over 50 years.

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