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Hewlett Packard reveals issues with SSD longevity

Hewlett Packard reveals issues with SSD longevity

The company has released a firmware upgrade and is advising users to install it as soon as possible.
New Google quantum computer can be used for wormhole modeling 

New Google quantum computer can be used for wormhole modeling 

Researchers will conduct an experiment to determine how information passes through a so-called ‘wormhole’ between two black holes.
Light pollution: a potential reason behind the global extinction of insects

Light pollution: a potential reason behind the global extinction of insects

This new factor is added to a list of other potential causes for the decline in insect populations - climate change, agriculture, and more.
Tesla's Electric Cybertruck can travel over 800 km on a single charge

Tesla's Electric Cybertruck can travel over 800 km on a single charge

The model combines powerful features and retro-futuristic design.
Even a 15-minute nap improves brain function

Even a 15-minute nap improves brain function

Scientists showed a direct relationship between normal sleep and health indicators in a new study. 

Pavel Durov calls everyone to uninstall WhatsApp

The creator of Telegram has no doubt that all vulnerabilities in WhatsApp are used by hackers. So the only way to protect yourself is to uninstall the application.

Abundant Water Vapor Detected on Europe

The discovery indirectly proves that there is liquid water on Jupiter’s moon, which means that it is still a promising space object to search for extraterrestrial life.

Volkswagen promises to make ID.3 40% cheaper than e-Golf

The Company hopes to make the model more customer attractive by reducing production costs, and, consequently, the final price.

CRISPR technology has helped cure hereditary blood diseases

Due to changes in genetic information, the patient's cells began to produce the children's form of hemoglobin instead of the adult one.

Ribose found in meteorites

Complex sugars found in extraterrestrial bodies support the theory of external sources of organic matter, necessary for the birth of life millions of years ago.

Guides Function to Be Added to Google Maps

Users will be able to create their own guides showing historical buildings, institutions and other facilities.

Samsung Outsources Manufacturing to Make Its Smartphones Cheaper

The company has decided to outsource the manufacturing of some smartphone models to reduce their prices.

You can buy a Disney+ account on the DarkNet for several dollars — or even for free

Within several days of the introduction of the service, hackers managed to steal thousands of user accounts.

A new pacemaker equipped with artificial intelligence will combat cardiac insufficiency

The device has a built-in neural network that will improve heart function by 20%.

Germany makes measles vaccination compulsory

Violators of the law will be fined 2500 euros.

Airbus unveils the world’s first electric racing aircraft

The plane can reach a speed of 483 km/h, although a fully charged battery can only last for 5 minutes.

Research — a new Apple application collects user health data for scientific research

Users will be able to choose which information to share. Apple representatives promise that only research groups will have access to user information.

Astronomers prove that buckyballs can be formed in deep space

The destruction of complex matter is not the only process that takes place near aging stars: synthesis of new compounds is another possibility to explore.

A single injection of antibodies cures peanut allergies

The majority of the patients in the study could consume peanuts within weeks after the injection.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales creates alternative ad-free social network

Wales believes that the issue uniting all popular social networks lies in a business model built exclusively on advertising.

Volvo tests self-driving bus prototype in real conditions 

The goal of the project is to optimize bus circulation in parking bays between trips.

Single-use plastics banned in Thailand

Over the next couple of years, the country will ban plastic bags and utensils, replacing them with substitutes made from eco-friendly materials.

China’ First Superconducting Wind Turbine Field-tested

The new technology will reduce generator weight by 40%.

Volkswagen Launches Production of ID.3 Electric Car 

Volkswagen’s main markets are Europe and China, therefore the production will be launched in Germany and Shanghai.
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