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Category: Technology
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Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist Unveils Machine That Produces 1,000 Liters of Drinking Water From Air Daily
A groundbreaking new machine developed by Nobel Prize-winning chemist Omar Yaghi can reportedly pull up to 1,000 liters of clean drinking water directly from the air using only sunlight or low-grade thermal energy. Professor Omar Yaghi, a Nobel Prize-winning chemist at the University of California, Berkeley, has developed a machine capable of producing up to…
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Students Build Ultra-Efficient Car That Travels 900 Kilometers on Just 1 Liter of Fuel
A team of students has developed an ultra-efficient vehicle capable of traveling approximately 900 kilometers using just one liter of fuel, showcasing the future of energy-saving transportation. A group of engineering students has attracted global attention after building a highly fuel-efficient prototype vehicle capable of traveling nearly 900 kilometers on a single liter of fuel.…
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Robot Dogs to Be Deployed for Security During 2026 FIFA World Cup, But Facial Scanning Claims Disputed
Robot dogs equipped with cameras and surveillance sensors are expected to assist security teams during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, companies involved deny that the machines use facial-recognition technology. Reports confirm that robotic security dogs will be used around some 2026 FIFA World Cup venues in the United States and Mexico, including locations in…
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Pizza Hut Franchise Owner Sues Yum Brands for $100 Million Over AI System
A major Pizza Hut franchisee claims a company-mandated AI delivery system caused massive delays, hurt customer satisfaction, and wiped out millions in business value. A major Pizza Hut franchise operator, Chaac Pizza Northeast, has filed a lawsuit against Pizza Hut and its parent company, Yum! Brands, seeking more than $100 million in damages. The franchisee…
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Gen Z Spends Nearly 5 Years of Life on Social Media by Age 25, Reports Suggest
New global reports suggest Gen Z spends thousands of hours on social media every year, raising growing concerns about mental health, happiness, and digital addiction. Recent global reports indicate that Gen Z users spend an average of around 4 hours per day on social media platforms — equal to nearly: 28 hours per week 1,460…
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American Airlines to Install Starlink Wi-Fi on 500+ Planes Starting 2027
American Airlines has announced plans to equip more than 500 aircraft with Starlink Wi-Fi beginning in 2027. The rollout will mainly cover narrowbody Airbus aircraft, including A321neo and A321XLR jets, aiming to provide passengers with faster and more reliable in-flight internet for streaming, gaming, video calls, and browsing. The move places American Airlines among several…
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Pakistan and Alibaba Group Sign Multiple MoUs for Digital Transformation
Pakistan and Alibaba Group have signed several agreements aimed at boosting digital transformation, e-commerce, technology cooperation, and innovation. Pakistan and Alibaba Group have reportedly signed multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) focused on accelerating digital transformation and technological cooperation between the two sides. The agreements were discussed during Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s recent visit to…
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Singapore’s Economy Grows 6% in Q1 2026, Beating Expectations
Singapore reported stronger-than-expected economic growth in the first quarter of 2026, driven by manufacturing, finance, and AI-related demand. Yes, the claim is verified. Singapore’s economy grew by 6.0% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, beating the earlier official estimate of 4.6% and surpassing analyst expectations. According to Singapore’s Ministry of Trade and…
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Japanese Scientists Move Closer to Beaming Solar Power From Space to Earth
Researchers in Japan are advancing technology that could one day generate solar power in space and wirelessly transmit electricity back to Earth. Viral posts claiming that Japanese scientists became the first to successfully generate electricity in space and beam it wirelessly back to Earth are partly exaggerated, but the underlying technology is real…
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Zohran Mamdani Administration Recovers $9 Million in Amazon Pollution Fines
New York City officials say Amazon paid millions in unpaid environmental fines linked to delivery truck pollution and vehicle idling violations. Zohran Mamdani announced that New York City successfully recovered more than $9 million in unpaid fines tied to Amazon delivery vehicle idling violations. Officials said the penalties were linked to trucks illegally…
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