INDUSTRY
As artificial intelligence companies compete for increasingly scarce training material, some are reportedly turning to an unexpectedly old-fashioned source: physical books. AI developers and their contractors are purchasing large quantities of secondhand books, removing their bindings and scanning the pages before destroying or recycling the originals, according to a July
Cybersecurity Watchdog Calls for Probe of Intel Products Sold in China, Citing Security Concerns
On Oct. 16, the Cybersecurity Association of China (CSAC) called for a "thorough review" of Intel products...
Scope on FNCE 2024: Nutritional Innovation to Transform Global Health
This year's Food & Nutrition Conference & Expo (FNCE), which was held from Oct. 5-8 in Minneapolis...
SpaceX ‘Catches’ Starship Booster in Mid-air in Historic First
On Oct. 13, Elon Musk’s SpaceX achieved an historic first, successfully launching the world’s largest...
East Coast Port Strikes Trigger a Supply Chain Crisis: 5 Key Takeaways
NEW YORK, New York — As of Oct. 1, the East and Gulf coasts of the U.S. have been grappling with the...
SpaceX Makes First Private Spacewalk in Polaris Dawn Mission
On Sept. 10, Elon Musk’s SpaceX launched a mission into outer space to perform the aerospace company’...
US Steel CEO Warns of Job Cuts, Plant Closures Should Nippon Acquisition Fail
On Sept. 4, US Steel warned that should its merger with Nippon Steel fail, it would jeopardize thousands...
HP to Receive $50 Million for Oregon Semiconductor Facility
The U.S. Commerce Department announced plans on Tuesday, Aug. 27 to award $50 million to HP to support...
Musk’s SpaceX Testing Breakthrough Tech in High-stakes Private Spacewalk Trial
SpaceX will attempt the first ever private spacewalk next week, which will be a test of trailblazing...
America Bets Big on Nuclear as Coal Plants Wind Down
According to the United States Department of Energy (DoE), the country is on track to shutter nearly...