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Silicon Valley brought back Sam Altman. Will it bring back Huang too?
Nvidia employees and prominent Silicon Valley leaders are calling for Jensen Huang's return following his departure, raising concerns about the future of the world's leading AI chipmaker and its role in America's technology race with China.
Counter-Strike players may have an unexpected career advantage in emergency response and air traffic control, study finds
A recent study conducted by the University of Sheffield has highlighted the cognitive advantages of Counter-Strike players, revealing that seasoned gamers exhibit a reaction time that is, on average, 90 milliseconds quicker than that of beginners during visual processing tasks. This enhanced speed may prove invaluable in high-pressure professions where quick thinking is paramount. Future investigations will delve into the broader cognitive benefits of gaming across diverse age demographics.
Microsoft reports $36 billion quaterly profit, employees complain salary raises below 1%, describe workplace as 'joyless and demoralizing' after 60,000 people receive buyout offers
Microsoft reported a 32% jump in quarterly profit to $36.6 billion but its employees complain of salary increases below 1%, rising workloads and pressure to use AI tools. An open letter describes the workplace as “joyless and demoralizing” following voluntary buyout offers to around 60,000 employees across four countries.
India's invisible pain: The dirt in the air comes with a hefty price tag for economy and businesses
Severe pollution plaguing Indian cities is taking a toll on businesses. Restrictions placed on construction and transportation impede the movement of goods, leading to increased operational expenses. Many consumers are opting out of outdoor activities due to dangerous air quality, resulting in a drop in sales and foot traffic.
AI data center stocks dip, renewables surge after Democrat sweep in US midterm elections
The Democratic sweep, which included victories in traditional Republican strongholds and key data-center hubs Texas and Georgia, will usher in divided government in Washington and raises the prospect of greater congressional oversight of industries that benefited from Republican control.
AI data center stocks dip, renewables surge after Democrat sweep in US midterm elections
AI data centre stocks declined while renewable energy and healthcare shares rallied after Democrats won control of Congress in the US midterm elections. Investors assessed the possibility of tighter AI oversight and continued clean energy support. Defence contractors and prison operators fell amid concerns over changing government spending and immigration policies.
Florida Learjet 60 crash: What investigators will look for in the jet's final flight data
Investigators are examining the causes of the Learjet 60 crash that occurred in Florida on November 1. The private jet was flying from Austin, Texas, to North Eleuthera, Bahamas, when it faced emergencies. Reports mentioned that the crew encountered icing, turbulence, and precipitation before declaring an emergency. Officials from the National Transportation Safety Board are leading the investigation with the Federal Aviation Administration's assistance.
Did comets help start life on Earth? A new study questions the idea and scientists are baffled
Scientists have been researching for a long time whether comets brought important chemicals to early Earth. A new study has examined whether those chemicals could survive the journey. However, the results have raised questions about a familiar idea, but the mystery remains open.
Ferrari accelerates India push as 'market of the future', targets younger buyers while guarding exclusivity
Benedetto Vigna, CEO of Ferrari, who has been driving around Indian roads, talks about the need to be closer to the clients, how their Indian customer is younger than in the rest of the world and why Ferrari always makes one less car than what the market demands
‘Life goes on’: Scientists describe how ‘zombie’ bacteria keep pumping DNA after death
Researchers at Aarhus University have made a fascinating discovery: even after bacteria die, they retain the ability to generate DNA. This phenomenon is powered by bacteriophages that rest inside the dead cells, awaiting activation. Using artificial DNA, scientists successfully demonstrated that the bacteria could indeed synthesize new genetic material and manipulate the DNA type produced. This knowledge paves the way for innovative uses in environmental biotechnology and bioenergy production.
Arizona put thermal cameras above I-17 ramps to spot wrong-way drivers; in the first 6 months, the system detected 33 vehicles before they caused a crash
Arizona has improved highway safety through the introduction of an advanced thermal camera system designed to identify wrong-way drivers. This initiative aims to establish a rapid response network capable of tackling such perilous situations. Upon detection, the system triggers warning signs and alerts traffic management operators instantly, significantly reducing response times and helping to avert possible accidents on the roads. This advancement showcases the ongoing evolution of traffic safety technologies.
What to know about the AI-detected security bug impacting wide swaths of the internet
PHP is a widely used general-purpose scripting language that is geared toward web development, and thus, it powers the majority of websites around the world. When the organization behind the language and the FBI's cyber division warned Wednesday of significant vulnerabilities in the language, government agencies, corporations and other organizations were sent into a flurry.
'5-star property' on rails: Man says China's bullet train cannot match India's Vande Bharat Sleeper after a ride; watch video
Travel vlogger Debajit Das has praised the Vande Bharat Sleeper train after travelling from Howrah to Kamakhya, comparing its facilities to a five-star property. In his Instagram review, he highlighted the spacious, clean washroom, premium seating and onboard meals, while revealing that his AC 3 Tier ticket cost Rs 2,450.
Bollywood actor Imran Khan, 43, says he follows two habits to be fit. One of them can delay ageing, reduce risk of heart disease, says science
Imran Khan made his Bollywood debut in the 2008 romantic comedy Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, where he appeared alongside Genelia D’Souza. He went on to star in multiple romantic movies, such as Ek Main Aur Ek Tu and Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, gaining acclaim for his appealing on-screen presence and slim build. During a recent discussion with The Hollywood Reporter India, the actor discussed his fitness routines and offered insights on how he kept in shape.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026: How to see this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year images online
Federico Veronesi won the overall title for his poignant photograph of an elephant carrying a dead calf. Oscar Whitfield received the Young Wildlife Photographer title for a photo of a dung beetle in Zimbabwe. The winning images highlight the beauty and struggles of wildlife in various habitats around the world. The Natural History Museum features an online gallery for viewing these stunning photographs.
Ukraine accuses SpaceX of crippling drone missions as ties with US worsen
Ukraine has accused Elon Musk's SpaceX of restricting Starlink services, affecting military operations amid Russian missile strikes. The situation intensified after President Trump lifted sanctions on Russian diesel and criticised Ukraine's leadership. Ukraine's officials reported significant difficulties with drone operations due to unannounced limitations on Starlink. Recent Russian attacks caused extensive damage to power stations in Kyiv and Kharkiv, resulting in multiple casualties.
Indian private sector to bolster nuclear energy capacity by 2047: Atomic Energy Commission Chief
India's Atomic Energy Commission Chairman A K Mohanty announced potential private sector contributions to nuclear power capacity. The country aims to achieve a target of 100 gigawatts by 2047. With 25 percent of the world's thorium reserves, India's nuclear program can progress further. This initiative could attract an estimated investment of ₹7.5 lakh crore in the nuclear energy sector.
Leo Weekly Horoscope, October 12-18, 2026: Old Relationship Issues and Money Decisions Need Attention This Week
Leos are encouraged to articulate their thoughts clearly and handle emotions wisely, particularly in family and workplace settings. Between October 13 and 15, they might face some professional indecisiveness and relationship challenges. Starting October 16, a rise in creativity and confidence is likely. Careful management of finances is recommended, especially during Libra's Venus retrograde. For students, honing skills in organized communication subjects can lead to improved outcomes.
Satcom security clearance pending with Home Ministry: MoS telecom
The Ministry of Home Affairs is currently evaluating security-related issues affecting satellite communication services in India. Minister Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani reported that the Department of Telecom has issued licenses and provisional spectrum to all companies. Elon Musk recently claimed that certain oligarchs are blocking his company’s satellite services to maintain monopolistic control.
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