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Anthropic shifts MCP to a stateless HTTPE model with asynchronous tasks and in-chat UI apps, promising simpler scalability, lower infrastructure costs, and secure instant integration for users, enterprises, and developers.

A creator turned Steam favorites into USB-equipped cases with DRM-free installers to secure future access. Between licenses and store shutdowns, what’s next? Impacts on AI, cloud and archiving.

A startup has developed a fully autonomous drone that hunts and downs mosquitoes mid-flight using only its propellers. Thanks to ultrasound and AI, it identifies the specific target, promising to clear entire areas of this lethal insect.

The Italian government has approved a decree allowing law enforcement to use facial recognition. This is a turning point for public safety that redefines digital identity and raises crucial questions about privacy.

Founded in 1957 to power Olivetti’s Elea, STMicroelectronics now underpins AI data centers. With AWS and NVIDIA ties and Franco‑Italian governance, its path hinges on chip cycles, EU incentives, and surging AI power demand.

China reports completing a 582-ton superconducting magnet to confine plasma above 100 million degrees. If validated, it could speed clean power and reshape AI and digital infrastructure.

Developed in Genoa by a team from IIT, Gene.01 is the new humanoid robot poised to revolutionize Fincantieri's shipyards. Designed for strenuous and hazardous jobs like welding, it aims to fill the gap left by a shortage of skilled labor.

Cryptography leans on physical entropy: from lava lamps to QRNGs, with NIST-certified standards and Cloudflare practices. Direct impact on web, blockchain, and AI, plus post-quantum protocols for a more resilient Internet.

Researchers at UC Berkeley have created an electronic "nose" with sensors and AI to detect spoiled food directly in the refrigerator. This technology promises to reduce waste and food poisoning but raises concerns about privacy and control.

The opportunity presented by artificial intelligence is entering a new phase.

Tesla is betting everything on Optimus, its humanoid robot, by converting car production lines to start its manufacturing. The goal is one million units per year, a colossal industrial challenge aimed at revolutionizing physical labor.

In 2027, the first hotel with no human staff will open in China. A centralized AI system, Hudu Agent, will manage robots for every service. This experiment will redefine luxury and labor, raising ethical and safety questions.