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Anthropic launches AI drug discovery program, joining tech giants in betting on healthcare

Anthropic will start an internal drug discovery program, part of a new push to sell artificial intelligence tools to drugmakers.

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Tobyhanna Depot boosts drone component production with new assembly lines

Ahead of the Army’s upcoming advanced manufacturing strategy, leaders within the Army’s organic industrial base revealed new details on how they are scaling production of drone components as part of the Drone Dominance initiative.

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Drones, fighters, armored vehicles: Highlights from the UK’s Defence Investment Plan

Beyond top line spending, one of the leading takeaways from the DIP is the clear push to acquire and field autonomous systems, underpinned by a £5 billion investment in the technology, which includes plans for a “hybrid navy.”

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FDA lets Philip Morris market Zyn nicotine pouches as less harmful than cigarettes

The Trump administration has expanded access to nicotine products despite concerns from public health critics about youth use and addiction.

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The US Army goes into the breach — without soldiers

The phrase “into the breach,” invokes one of the Army’s most deadly missions. Now, instead of sending soldiers, the Army is experimenting with drones.

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Jim Cramer: This third-best S&P 500 stock in 2026 can jump another 40%

"Intel is going to $200 like a rocket ship," Jim Cramer said Tuesday.

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Amazon is laying out $1 billion to follow Palantir’s AI playbook

Packages aren’t the only thing Amazon.com is delivering: The company is now sending engineers directly to clients in order to bolster artificial-intelligence adoption.

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Private equity in youth sports draws bipartisan scrutiny in Congress

Democratic and Republican Congress members expressed alarm at the trend of private equity investment in youth sports.

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Sandisk’s stock could follow record-breaking quarter with another big jump, analysts say

As investors get more discerning in separating potential artificial-intelligence winners from losers, memory stocks have become a standout trade.

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Great Britain: Drones instead of warships: Starmer announces the largest restructuring of the armed forces in generations

The British want to spend more money on defense and will increasingly rely on unmanned, autonomous and AI-controlled weapon systems in the future. Military experts complain that it is too little, too late.

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SOCOM is seeking a long-range kamikaze drone

Armed with loitering munitions, SOCOM MC-130J gunships and other aircraft would be able to hunt targets deep inside enemy lines.

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Milestone achieved!

Since I unfortunately can't share my joy with anyone, but I want to talk about it somewhere, I'll do it here. I finally managed to reach 6 figures. I grew up poor, both parents dead. Since there's no real estate, I'm actually just saving for my children to give them a head start in life. Finally done! 🤗 PS: All stocks except for a few hundred euros world etf. My luck is AMD with +602% currently submitted by /u/RetardedFloppy [link] [comments]

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Wall Street: Nasdaq celebrates its best quarter in six years

On Tuesday, new economic data will be the focus of Wall Street. Artificial intelligence remains the central market driver - companies are divided into two groups.

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White House AI crackdown opens door for China to close gap

The Trump administration's crackdown on Anthropic's leading artificial intelligence models is looking like a gift to China.

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Taxes: Donating a life policy and why usufruct is rarely worthwhile

They are a popular tax-saving model: gifts with retention of usufruct. However, the Federal Court of Justice decided: With life insurance, this only works with a delay.

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Nvidia to boost its China robotics team amid emergence of physical AI

US chip giant Nvidia is ramping up a talent drive for its robotics team in China, a market whose vendors account for the lion’s share of global shipments. The Silicon Valley firm is recruiting for more than a dozen roles across Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, according to a post on its official WeChat account on Monday. The positions span four key domains: embodied intelligence, simulation, implementation and solutions. Nvidia said its robotics team planned to build a “leading robotics platform.

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Guest commentary: Europe’s global technology leaders need a “German Deal for Innovation”

We produce first-class innovations, but the jump from start-up to scale-up often lacks capital. Stefan Wintels, CEO of the KfW banking group, explains what needs to change.

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Semiconductor company: reshuffling in the head

Infineon shows how transformation works. The Munich-based company has made great money for many years as a chip supplier to German car manufacturers - and is benefiting from the AI super trend.

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US lawmaker Ro Khanna defends calling witness ‘racist’ in explosive China committee clash

Ro Khanna, the ranking member of the US House Select Committee on China, has defended calling a witness “racist” during testimony last week over comments on Chinese-Americans who obtain US citizenship through birthright. The heated exchange took place during a June 25 hearing on economic espionage and subnational influence, where Khanna confronted Michael Lucci, founder of the Texas-based State Armor non-profit organisation, over a controversial social media post published in April. In the post,

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Putin superyacht ‘Graceful’ spotted on radar off Denmark

The Russian luxury yacht Graceful, said to be the personal vessel of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has appeared on radar for the first time in almost four years, Danish public broadcaster DR reported. According to data from Marinetraffic.com, the vessel sailed along the northern coast of Denmark on Monday. DR reported that from Sunday morning it had been accompanied by two Russian warships as well as alternately by the Danish navy and the German coastguard. “The armed forces routinely...

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Why the AI future won’t be decided by algorithms and chatbots

When people talk about the race for artificial intelligence, they usually focus on software. Headlines revolve around ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek or the latest breakthrough model. Governments announce AI strategies and investors pour billions into start-ups promising to transform everything from medicine to education. Nonetheless, the most consequential battle in the AI age may not be over algorithms at all. It may be over the machines. Behind every chatbot response and AI-generated image lies a..

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Asean hopes to tap Greater Bay Area’s tech skills with closer ties: industry chiefs

Asean countries are looking to deepen supply chain integration with the Greater Bay Area to tap expertise in the region’s advanced technologies and manufacturing, with Hong Kong also poised to benefit, industry leaders and officials have said. Panellists at the South China Morning Post’s GBA-Asean Summit 2026 highlighted artificial intelligence (AI) and green technology as key areas for cooperation, while stressing the importance of open data flows and shared digital standards. Tuesday’s summit.

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The big surprise for the year’s second half could be the AI trade powering higher. Why it wouldn’t take much.

HSBC strategists say persistent scrutiny of the artificial-intelligence trade could be met with surprise this year, if valuations of those stocks start to climb again.

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Epidemic in Central Africa: UN: Ebola could push almost a million people into poverty

Trade stalls, borders close, almost 1 million people fall into poverty: How a health crisis threatens to become an economic catastrophe for Central Africa.

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Technology: Dresden chip start-up FMC hires former boss of Infineon

Reinhard Ploss and former production director Rutger Wijburg are supposed to help with the billion-dollar project in Magdeburg - and accelerate Europe's return to the storage market.

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Chip supply chain braces for more price hikes as upstream parts create new bottlenecks

The AI-driven price surge in the semiconductor supply chain is spreading beyond graphics processing units (GPUs) and memory chips to upstream materials and manufacturing inputs, creating new bottlenecks that could slow the buildout of global artificial intelligence infrastructure. Suppliers of once less-visible parts are gaining leverage as customers compete for limited capacity. These range from power chips and capacitors that regulate electricity inside AI data centres, to copper-clad...

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UK lays out defence plan with drones, self-flying fighter jets, no-crew submarines

Self-flying fighter jets, uncrewed submarines and drones will be at the centre of Britain’s future military under a defence plan announced on Tuesday that reflects a world of conflicts transformed by technology. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain would spend almost £300 billion (US$397 billion) over the next four years to modernise its armed forces amid rising threats. Starmer, expected to leave office next month after losing the support of Labour MPs, announced an increase in defence...

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After triggering price war, DeepSeek reverses course with surcharge on peak-hour API use

Chinese artificial intelligence unicorn DeepSeek is introducing peak-hour surcharges for its API services, bucking a fierce domestic price war it helped start, in which rivals have been aggressively undercutting each other to capture market share. The Chinese AI champion will double the price for access to its V4 AI models through its application programming interface (API) during peak hours – 9am to noon and 2pm to 6pm Beijing time – according to an email sent to service subscribers on Monday..

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Malaysia enlists military veterans to boot bullies out of schools: ‘you touch, you go’

Malaysia will deploy military veterans as full-time hostel wardens at a group of elite boarding schools from Wednesday, in a new push to curb bullying after a series of abuse cases stirred widespread public anger over student safety. The first 16 former Malaysian Armed Forces personnel will report for duty at eight Mara Junior Science Colleges, in a move reminiscent of Netflix’s hit K-drama Teach You a Lesson, where a Special Ops veteran takes on school bullies. Mara Junior Science Colleges are.

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LLMs changed the world, but could they be the next Airline industry?

I don't think anyone would deny that LLMs are hugely useful for a ton of tasks (coding, customer service, translation & editing services). Looking back historically towards similar industries, no one would deny that air travel has similarly changed the world for the better. But I can't help but wonder if LLM companies could end up like Airlines. Note, I'm not talking about Nvidia or other hardware companies. Airbus itself has been consistently profitable for the last 25 years. I think there are

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