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Google and SpaceX recently launched the first experimental satellite equipped with AI chips, testing whether orbital data centers could solve Earth's energy constraints. The project promises abundant solar power and reduced environmental impact, but faces significant technical hurdles including cooling, radiation, and data transmission.

OpenAI, PerturbAI, and Scripps Research deployed nearly 2,000 GPT-Rosalind agents to analyze an 8-million-cell mouse brain CRISPR atlas. The distributed approach completed in 32 minutes work estimated to take humans months to a year, identifying unexpected differences between Tsc1 and Tsc2 gene effects in the cerebellum and a potential cholesterol-related mechanism in Perry syndrome. The reasoning atlas is publicly available for researchers.

A high-performance computer from HPE will run large language models on the lunar surface for the first time, testing AI-driven autonomy in extreme space conditions.

The US banking regulator issues final GENIUS Act rules, establishing federal standards for stablecoin reserves, redemptions, licensing and oversight beginning January 2027.

Cryptocurrency exchange Bitunix raises its customer protection fund to $50 million USDC and discloses its blockchain address, allowing users to monitor reserves.

FMCerNet analyzes larger image regions and overlapping abnormalities, improving cervical cell screening and subtype classification in tests on public and private datasets.

Scientists develop a multimodal robotic navigation system that combines seismic, magnetic and tactile sensors, enabling accurate underground mapping without GPS.

Neuroscientists identify a specialized brain circuit in mice that detects offspring cries during sleep, revealing how motherhood changes neural responses to sound.

Physicists have discovered a new critical quantum phase called the fractional Fermi sea, created by driving ultracold cesium atoms far out of equilibrium through cyclic changes in their interactions. This highly ordered non-equilibrium state defies established theories and opens new pathways for quantum simulation.

Meta has revealed Prometheus, its most ambitious AI infrastructure project to date. Located in New Albany, Ohio, the supercluster is designed to train next-generation foundational models at an unprecedented scale. The first phase is already complete and was used to train the company's Muse family of models. At full scale, Prometheus will comprise roughly one million GPUs distributed across multiple interconnected buildings, all functioning as a single machine. The facility features advanced closed-loop liquid cooling and multi-generational NVIDIA hardware including GB200 and GB300 platforms.