Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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[LOOK] NASA Celebrates 2024 New Year with a Festive Image of 2 Exploded Stars
NASA has kicked off the new year with a dazzling and festive image capturing the aftermath of not one but at least two exploded stars.
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Alibaba's Lazada Reportedly Lays Off Employees Across Southeast Asia
Alibaba-owned e-commerce platform Lazada is reportedly laying off its workforce across Southeast Asia.
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Singapore Offers Option to Block Overseas Calls for Mobile Users to Prevent Scams
Mobile phone users in Singapore will now have the option to block all international calls as part of a series of new anti-spam measures.
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Dell Unveils New 5K 40-inch UltraSharp Curved Monitor
Dell has unveiled its latest addition to the UltraSharp Monitor lineup, the 40-inch 5K Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor.
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Scientists Leverage Nanomachines to Explore a New Cancer Treatment
Researchers are using nanomachines to explore potential alternatives to traditional cancer treatment, such as chemotherapy.
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TikTok is Reportedly Planning to Grow US Business to $17.5 Billion
TikTok is reportedly setting an ambitious goal to grow the size of its US e-commerce business to $17.5 billion.
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Kia EV9 Outsells Toyota's EV in 2023
Kia's EV9 has surpassed sales of Toyota's bZ4X, establishing a strong foothold in the competitive electric SUV market.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Features SpaceX Falcon Heavy Rocket Crossing in Front of Nearly Full Moon
NASA's Picture of the Day features the SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket surging toward the moonlit sky.
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Netherlands Blocks ASML From Exporting Some Chipmaking Tools to China After US Export Restrictions
The Netherlands has blocked ASML from exporting some of its critical chipmaking tools to China. The Netherlands has taken measures to revoke an export license for ASML, a leading global manufacturer of chipmaking equipment, which restricts the shipment of some of its equipment to China.
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XpoSat: India Launches First Satellite to Study the Mysteries of Black Holes, Other Celestial Phenomena
India has successfully launched the X-ray Polarimeter Satellite (XpoSat), the country's first satellite dedicated to studying black holes.
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Mickey and Minnie Mouse's Earliest Versions Enter Public Domain as Disney's Copyright Expires
After nearly a century, the non-speaking versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse have entered the public domain.
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This Low-Carb Diet Can Lead to the Most Weight Loss, Harvard Study Finds
It's a new year, and you're probably looking for ways to have a better diet. A new study suggests low-carb diets composed of plant-based proteins and fats are associated with slower long-term weight gain.
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AI Expert Raises Alarm on 'Digital Colonization' Risk in Africa
An AI expert sounded the alarm on the "digital colonization" risk in Africa. Artificial intelligence (AI) could help resolve certain major problems in Africa, from agriculture to the health sector and cultural identity, according to UN News.
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Can AI Replace Humans in the Music Industry? Here's What an Award-Winning Composer Has to Say About It
Can AI replace humans in the music industry? Here's what an award-winning television and film composer has to say about it.
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Dazzling Gathering of Spiral Galaxies
The Hubble Space Telescope has captured an abundance of spiral galaxies in one frame. The European Space Agency (ESA) has recently released an image captured by the iconic Hubble Space Telescope that provides an enthralling depiction of a gathering of spiral galaxies.
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Li-Fi: This Communication Tech Using Light for Data Transmission Could Surpass Wi-Fi's Speed by Over 100 Times
A group of researchers has used Li-fi, an innovative communication technology leveraging visible light for data transmission, to outpace Wi-Fi speed by more than 100 times.
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Apple Stock Lags Behind Top Tech Peers in 2023
Apple stock has lagged behind its top tech peers in 2023 due to its longest revenue slide in 22 years.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Features the 'Shakespearean' Moons of Uranus
NASA's Picture of the Day features the captivating "Shakespearean" moons of the ice giant Uranus.
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Raytheon to Develop Microwave Weapon Antennas for US Air Force, Navy
Raytheon has been awarded a three-year, $31.3 million contract to develop and test two high-power microwave antenna systems.
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China Warns 'Fans' Posting Military Tech Photos Online They Could Be Jailed
China has warned amateur military enthusiasts that they could be imprisoned for taking and posting Chinese army tech images online.
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Researchers Use AI Chatbot to Produce Prompts That Can 'Jailbreak' Other Bots, Including ChatGPT
Computer scientists in Singapore have successfully executed a series of "jailbreaks" on AI chatbots, including ChatGPT, Google Bard, and Microsoft Bing Chat.
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NASA's Curiosity Rover Captures a Day on Mars, From Dawn to Dusk
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has provided a unique perspective of a day on the Red Planet. NASA's Curiosity Mars rover, known for its exploratory ventures, has provided a unique perspective of a day on the Red Planet.
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Apple Develops Breakthrough Method to Double AI Power, Boost CPU Speed by 500%
Apple researchers have unveiled a potential solution to a significant challenge faced by large language models - the limitation of device memory.
Japan's Robotic SLIM Lander Sends Its First Images of the Moon
Japan's Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) has recently shared its initial images of the lunar surface.
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US Schools Face Rising Cyberattacks, Putting Children and Educators at Risk
In the education industry, where physical safety threats to students and educators have long been a concern, a new menace is on the rise - cybersecurity attacks.
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LG to Unveil New Robotic Smart Home AI Assistant With 2 Wheels at CES 2024
LG Electronics is set to introduce a unique smart home artificial intelligence (AI) assistant at the upcoming CES 2024.
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Java Applications Have Major Security Flaws, European Researchers Warn
Java applications, widely used in mobile games, robots, embedded systems, and business applications, have been scrutinized by European researchers.
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NASA's Juno to Make Closest Ever Flyby of Jupiter’s Moon Io Before 2023 Ends
NNASA's Juno spacecraft is set to make a historic close flyby of Jupiter's moon Io this week.
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How an Email to Apple Tim Cook Set Apple Watch Saga in Motion
The Apple Watch saga seems to have stemmed from an irresistible pitch by a scientist. The Apple Watch saga seems to have stemmed from an irresistible pitch by a scientist.
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Unveiling Cosmic Canvas: A Recap of the Best Space Images of 2023
Feel the wonders of deep space with the best astronomy photos captured in 2023. The skies are endlessly deep, and they harbor a wealth of secrets humans have sought to uncover for centuries.
