Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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California Urges Biden Admin to Fast-track the Electrification of Vehicles by 2035
California is urging the Biden administration to expedite the electrification of vehicles by 2035. California is urging the Biden administration to expedite the electrification of vehicles by 2035, requiring all new vehicles sold in the state to be electric or plug-in electric hybrids.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots Rare Black Hole Close to Earth
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured compelling evidence of a rare type of black hole. NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured compelling evidence of a rare type of black hole, offering astronomers new insights into the elusive realm of "intermediate-sized" black holes.
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Elon Musk's Jet Tracker Jack Sweeney Sets Sights on Ron DeSantis
Jack Sweeney, known for tracking Elon Musk's private jet, is now monitoring the jet of Ron DeSantis.
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White House Introduces New Efforts to Guide AI Research
The White House has unveiled a series of new initiatives aimed at guiding AI research. The White House has unveiled a series of new initiatives aimed at guiding and advancing the research, development, and deployment of responsible artificial intelligence (AI) in the United States.
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NASA's Chandra, Webb Create Cosmic Magic With New Stunning Images
NASA's Chandra and Webb joined forces to create stunning composite images. In a spectacular display of cosmic beauty, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and James Webb Space Telescope have joined forces to unveil a series of stunning composite images showcasing the wonders of our universe.
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Crypto Transactions Consume Massive Energy, Surpassing Argentina and Australia - Experts Reveal
The electricity used in crypto transactions surpasses the annual consumption of Argentina and Australia, according to a new study.
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Hungry? Experiment Says You Can Satisfy Appetite by Viewing Food Pictures on Phone
A study by Aarhus University suggests that repetitive exposure to food images may satisfy one's appetite.
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Apple Seals Multi-billion Dollar Deal with Broadcom for US-made Chips
Apple has sealed a multiyear, multibillion-dollar deal with Broadcom. Here's what to expect. Apple has announced a significant partnership with Broadcom, a prominent US technology and advanced manufacturing company, sealing a multiyear, multibillion-dollar deal.
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Meta Finally Sells GIPHY for $53 Million After Acquiring it for $400 M
Meta has finally sold GIPHY for $53 million. Meta, the parent company of popular platforms like Facebook and Instagram, has finally sold GIPHY, the well-known animated GIF search engine, for $53 million.
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Age of AI: Regulators Turn to Old Laws for New Tech Governance
In the age of AI, are old laws fit for new tech governance? The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought forth a new era of technological advancements, with AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google Bard gaining prominence.
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US Surgeon General Urges Immediate Action to Protect Kids from Social Media Risks
The US Surgeon General is sounding the alarm on the safety of social media for children and teenagers.
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Lego Unveils Imagination-Powered NASA Mars Rover Perseverance for Space Geeks!
Lego unveiled a new set replicating NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover. Lego, the renowned toy company, has introduced an intriguing new set replicating NASA's Mars Rover Perseverance, offering space enthusiasts an engaging way to explore the design and capabilities of the Rover and its companion, the Ingenuity helicopter, reported first by Gizmodo.
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Singapore Gains from US-China Tech War in Semiconductor Sales
Singapore may just be capitalizing on the US-China tech war in the field of semiconductor sales. Singapore may just be capitalizing on the ongoing tech rivalry between the United States and China, particularly in the field of semiconductor sales, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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TikTok Files Suit to Stop Montana from Banning the Popular App
TikTok has taken legal action to prevent Montana from completely banning the platform. TikTok has taken legal action by filing a lawsuit in US federal court to halt Montana's plans to implement a complete ban on the popular video-sharing app, according to a report by AFP.
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NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope Catches Baby Stars in the 'Monkey Head' Nebula
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope captured a nursery of baby stars nestled within the Monkey Head nebula.
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FBI Charges Nevada Man for Alleged Involvement in $45M CoinDeal Investment Fraud Scheme
A Nevada resident has been charged by the FBI for his alleged involvement in a fraudulent investment scheme known as CoinDea.
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Illinois Tech Study Reveals Predictors for Bitcoin - What Are They?
Researchers from the Illinois Institute of Technology have conducted a study that uncovers the critical predictors of Bitcoin returns.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Sees a Star-Studded Cluster to Search for Hidden Monster
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured star-studded cluster to search for a hidden monster. In their quest for cosmic mysteries, astronomers have set their sights on a captivating celestial cluster as NASA's Hubble Space Telescope unveils the star-studded spectacle of NGC 6325.
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Apple iPad Best Deals: Grab These iPads at Amazon Now!
Amazon is currently offering fantastic deals on a range of Apple iPads. Grab them now! Looking to upgrade your tech arsenal? Look no further! Amazon is currently offering fantastic deals on a range of Apple iPads.
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Archaeologists Unearth Bird Sacrifices to Goddess Isis in Ancient Roman Empire
Archaeologists found evidence of sacrificial birds to the goddess Isis at the Temple of Isis in Pompeii.
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Britain Introduces $1.2 Billion Plan to Advance Its Chip Sector
Britain has announced a significant step to bolster its chip sector with a $1.2 billion plan. Britain has announced a significant step to bolster its chip sector with a £1 billion ($1.
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Florida College Introduces AI Cheating Detectors, But New Study Claims They Are Not Effective
AI cheating detectors may not be so effective, particularly for non-English speakers, according to a Stanford study.
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HEINZ REMIX: Kraft Heinz Introduces Digital Dispenser to Personalize Sauces
Kraft Heinz has introduced a digital sauce dispenser called HEINZ REMIX. Kraft Heinz wants to make a flavorful splash in the food service industry with the introduction of HEINZ REMIX.
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MIT Unveils FlexBoard: The Flexible Breadboard for Rapid Electronic Prototyping
MIT has unveiled an exciting innovation in the realm of electronic prototyping with Flexboard. MIT has unveiled an exciting innovation in the realm of electronic prototyping with the introduction of FlexBoard, a flexible breadboard that revolutionizes the process of designing interactive devices.
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NASA's CAPSTONE Captures Its First Images of the Moon - Navigation Tech Test a Success!
NASA's CAPSTONE captured its first images of the Moon and successfully tested its navigation tech.
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Running on Solar Power: This New Tech Turns CO2, Water into Car Fuel
The University of Cambridge introduces a solar-powered tech to transform CO2 and water into car fuels.
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Touching Breakthrough: Soft E-Skin Sends Sensory Signals to the Brain
Soft electronic skin has achieved a touching breakthrough by directly communicating with the brain. Soft electronic skin has achieved a touching breakthrough by directly communicating with the brain.
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X-ray Light Illuminates the Heart of an Intensely Bright Quasar
Scientists have captured X-ray emissions from an intensely bright quasar. Scientists have captured X-ray emissions from the most luminous quasar witnessed in the past 9 billion years of cosmic existence.
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Ancient Engravings in Jordan, Saudi Arabia May Point to Oldest Construction Plans Ever Discovered
Archaeologists may have made a discovery that could rewrite the history of construction plans in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
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NASA Will Use the US Navy’s Spinning Device Kraken for Spaceflight Simulation
The US Navy's Kraken will help NASA in simulating spaceflights to address motion sickness. Kraken, the colossal spinning device hailing from the US Navy, has found a new purpose in aiding NASA scientists in their quest to unravel the mysteries of motion sickness experienced by astronauts in space.
