DefenseNews

Airbus, Thales, Leonardo form European space giant amid global contest

ROME — Europe’s three big space operators have announced a merger of their space businesses to take on competitors like Elon Musk’s Starlink. Airbus, Thales and Leonardo will pool their space efforts in a new company employing 25,000 staff with an an annual turnover of about €6.5 billion ($7.5 billion) and a three-year order backlog, the firms said on Thursday. “The combination is…
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ComputersNews

Don’t pay full price for these popular streaming services

If you’re paying year-round for subscriptions to Peacock, HBO Max, Disney+, or Hulu, you’re probably wasting money. While each of these services has raised prices this year, you can get them at a discount as part of various food delivery, grocery, and credit card…
GamingNews

Silent Hill Series Producer Claims Silent Hill f's 'Bold Choices' Were A Result of Human Design That AI 'Would Never Be Able to Make'

Silent Hill series producer Motoi Okamoto has insisted “AI would never be able to make” Silent Hill f, responding to comments made by former Konami developer Hideo Kojima that “remakes and sequels will be made by AI” in years to come. In a new interview, Hideo Kojima cautioned against the industry’s preoccupation with remaking or expanding existing franchises…
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CryptoNews

Japan’s Gumi Joins Ripple, SBI in $1B XRP Bet Aimed at Institutional Domination

XRP’s march into mainstream finance is hitting overdrive as major Japanese and U.S. firms pour millions into expanding its institutional footprint, fueling expectations of a powerful rally and solidifying XRP’s position as a premier digital asset. XRP Institutional Momentum Surges With Major Cross-Border Investments Institutional adoption of is accelerating as leading Japanese and U.S. firms…
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NewsSpace

Can we dim the sun to fight climate change? Not without risking weather patterns, scientists suggest

Some think it’s a no brainer: Scattering microscopic particles of sulfur into Earth’s atmosphere would reduce the amount of sunlight that reaches the ground, thereby cooling the planet. Indeed, this cooling might temporarily offset the progressing climate change — but a new study claims this type of intervention is likely to have several more unwanted side effects than previously…
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