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European Cybersecurity Challenge 2025 - Poland - Warsaw
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Europe’s Biggest Hacking Showdown? Why the European Cybersecurity Challenge 2025 in Warsaw Could Shape the Next Decade of Digital Defense

October 8, 2025
What is the European Cybersecurity Challenge (ECSC)? The ECSC is the EU’s flagship competition for emerging cyber talent. Run by the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and hosted each year by a different country, it brings together the best under‑25 competitors
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Figure’s Knitwear-Clad Humanoid Teaser All But Confirms a Home‑Robot Push

October 8, 2025
The trailer, the knitwear, and the message Figure’s short “Figure 03” teaser promises a full unveiling on October 9. The most eye‑catching detail isn’t a backflip or a dexterous trick—it’s fashion: the robot appears knitwear‑clad. As Digital Trends put it, the decision
Etherum
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Ethereum’s Explosive Rally Fueled by Stablecoin Surge – ETH Breakout & Liquidity Boom

October 7, 2025
Ethereum’s Price Breakout – Technicals, Volume, and Volatility Ethereum’s price has rocketed higher in recent weeks, marking one of its strongest rallies in years. After trading range-bound between ~$2,000 and $4,000 for much of the cycle, ETH finally punched through key resistance
Artificial Neuron
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Breakthrough: New Artificial Neuron Speaks the Brain’s Language, Revolutionizing AI and Medicine

October 7, 2025
What Is the Artificial Neuron and How Does It Work? The UMass Amherst team’s artificial neuron is essentially a tiny electronic neuron that behaves like a real one. Physically, it’s built from a special memristor device – an electrical component whose resistance
P3TTM - semiconductor
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This One Molecule Could Rewrite Solar Power: P3TTM’s Wild Quantum Trick May Unlock Single‑Material Solar Cells

October 7, 2025
The future of photovoltaics through the lens of P3TTM 1) Why single‑material solar cells have been so hard in organics In molecular semiconductors, light creates tightly bound excitons; without a strong built‑in energy offset, these excitons recombine instead of splitting into free
ORNL’s 3D‑Printed Steel
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Nuclear Breakthrough: ORNL’s 3D‑Printed Steel Just Survived the Harshest Test on Earth – Inside an Operating Reactor Environment

October 7, 2025
The future of the atom, additively manufactured When nuclear engineers call something “the toughest test on Earth,” they’re talking about sustained neutron bombardment inside a research reactor. Neutrons displace atoms, generate gas, drive microstructural changes, embrittle metals, and can swell and creep
Jiu Tian China SS‑UAV
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China’s New ‘Flying Hive’ Drone: Inside the SS‑UAV “Jiu Tian” That Could Spew 100 Drones—Specs, Missions, and the Reality Check

October 7, 2025
In‑depth technical brief 1) What the SS‑UAV is—and isn’t The “SS‑UAV” label appears on the show airframe and is rendered in English by Western defense outlets as Smart‑configuration Support UAV. AVIC’s launch language pitched it as a modular “large unmanned aerial common
Backup Batteries vs Generators
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Backup Batteries vs Generators: The Ultimate Showdown for Home, RV, and Off-Grid Power

October 6, 2025
Advantages and Disadvantages Backup Batteries – Advantages: Battery-based backups (including whole-home batteries like the Tesla Powerwall and portable “solar generators” with solar charging) offer clean and quiet power. They produce no tailpipe emissions and can be safely used indoors (no carbon monoxide
FlyEye Drone
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This Silent, Hand – Launched Spy Drone Is Supercharging Artillery – Inside Poland’s FlyEye (Specs, Range, Real‑World Combat Use)

October 6, 2025
What is FlyEye and why it matters FlyEye is a combat‑proven, electric mini‑UAS built for rapid, quiet reconnaissance in cluttered or contested environments. It’s been refined through intensive operational use (notably in Ukraine), where its quick deployment, low acoustic signature and robust
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