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Who Owns ChatGPT and OpenAI? A Look at Control, Founders, and Structure

OpenAI is behind some of the most widely used AI tools in the world, yet many people still wonder who owns the company and the…

What Companies Does Amazon Own? A Guide to Amazon Subsidiaries and Amazon Companies

If you’re researching Amazon subsidiaries or Amazon companies, you’re usually trying to separate what Amazon built (like AWS) from what it bought (like Whole Foods…

New Study Suggests Aloe Vera Component Could Combat Alzheimer’s Disease

A natural compound found in aloe vera may hold unexpected promise in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new computational study published by…

Stadium in the Sky: University Rooftop Becomes Massive Open-Air Auditorium

In a bold fusion of architecture and landscape, Sanjay Puri Architects has transformed a university rooftop into a sweeping 9,000-seat open-air auditorium. Instead of treating…

Goodbye Wear and Tear? New Self-Healing Composite Repairs Itself 1,000+ Times

Researchers at North Carolina State University have developed a groundbreaking self-healing composite material that could dramatically extend the lifespan of machines, vehicles and infrastructure. This…

Scientists Bottle the Sun: Reusable Liquid Stores Solar Energy for Months

Researchers at the University of California have developed a remarkable liquid that can capture and store solar energy for long periods, effectively acting like “bottled sunlight.”…

Pushing the Limit: Ultra-Distance Running May Damage Red Blood Cells

Pushing the Human Limit Extreme endurance races have long been viewed as the ultimate test of physical resilience. However, new research presented by the American…

Sunlight, Caught in Gold: Supraballs Soak Up Nearly the Entire Solar Spectrum

Scientists have developed tiny gold structures known as “supraballs” that can absorb almost 90% of the solar spectrum, opening new possibilities for solar energy harvesting.…

Understanding the Technology, Regulation, and Market Environment of Online Gambling in South Africa

Online gambling in South Africa sits at the complex intersection of digital development, regulatory constraint and an ever-evolving customer demand. While online sports betting is…

From Ancient Seas to Clean Energy: How 250-Million-Year-Old Salt Could Power Australia

An ancient salt formation beneath Queensland could become Australia’s largest clean energy reserve. Deep beneath Queensland, Australia, scientists have uncovered a massive salt formation that…

Printed to Survive: Cave-Shaped House Stands Strong Against Seismic Shocks

A two-story home that bends instead of breaks could reshape construction in earthquake-prone regions. Developed using advanced 3D-printing technology from COBOD in collaboration with Japanese…

No Wires, No Plugs: Finland Transmits Power Through the Air

Recently, researchers in Finland have demonstrated a striking advance in wireless energy transmission by successfully sending electricity through the air using carefully controlled frequencies. Instead…

Invisible but Powerful: The Microscopic QR Code That Could Secure Tomorrow’s Data

Researchers at TU Wien have pushed nanotechnology to a new extreme by creating a record-breaking microscopic QR code so small that even advanced laboratory tools…

Goodbye Space Failures? New Radiation-Resistant Chip May Last 270 Years

A team of engineers has developed a groundbreaking electronic circuit designed to withstand intense cosmic radiation for more than 270 years—potentially transforming the future of…

This Battery Works at −40°C — And It Could Make Frozen EVs a Thing of the Past

A Battery That Refuses to Freeze This experimental battery continues delivering power at −40°C, offering a potential solution to winter EV failures. Researchers at Texas…

Scientists Make Microplastics Glow — And Reveal What They’re Doing Inside Your Body

Microplastics have turned up everywhere — from the deepest oceans to human blood. Now, scientists have developed a striking new way to understand what these…

World’s First Underwater 3D-Printed Concrete Set to Transform Wind Farms and Defense Infrastructure

In the heart of Las Vegas, a glowing sphere now dominates the skyline, redefining what immersive entertainment can look like. Known as the Sphere, this…