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Is this the key to powering 90-minute London to New York flights?
Overheating problems plagued supersonic flight. Could this latest research combat them and unlock even faster flying speeds?
Venezuela’s cheap electricity is a blessing for its Bitcoin miners
Undeterred by power cuts and slow internet speeds, one Caracas-based company is taking advantage of low kilowatt rates to mine Bitcoin.
Maersk sails ahead with €5.95 billion ‘carbon neutral’ ship order
The world’s largest shipping company is replacing vessels reaching their end of life by 2024 as it moves towards becoming a carbon-neutral operation.
COVID jab less effective after 6 months, UK researchers say
A study has found the Pfizer and AstraZeneca jabs become less effective over time, meaning COVID booster shots could be needed.
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Full COVID jab protects you 3 times more than no vaccine, study finds
Researchers at London's Imperial College say people who’ve had the full dose of COVID-19 vaccine are three times less likely to test positive for the virus than unvaccinated people.
Coming soon: The quick test that can detect cancer cells in urine
A nanoparticle diagnostic tool developed by MIT can detect cancer in urine. It could also be used in scans to detect the disease anywhere in the body.
Tech this week: Pegasus saga, big tech small fines, Facebook in court
The French finance minister's phone is being investigated as a potential victim of the Pegasus spyware and Google was fined €35,560 for a Russian data law breach.
Tech this week: Social media fines and offence scales, Kaseya's key
What happened in tech this week? Facebook and Twitter were fined in Russia and Instagram launched an offensive content scale.
Labelling times for life-saving MRI scans cut from years to 30 minutes
A groundbreaking deep learning study can label 100,000 MRI scans for cancer and neuro patients in minutes rather than years.
Chatbots' online takeover still some way off, according to new study
The German university’s study found that users’ negative reactions to unknowingly interacting with chatbots rose according to how critical they deemed the service query.
WhatsApp goes phoneless, Microsoft gatecrashes World Emoji Day party
What you need to know in tech this week: WhatsApp pilots multi-device access and Microsoft's paperclip symbol gatecrashes World Emoji Day party.
Mistrust between carmarkers and chip suppliers could prolong shortage
Analysts warn that a desperate bid to replenish chip inventories as car sales recover is causing tension and leading to gaps in supply.
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