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How Migratory Fish Navigate India's Rivers During the Monsoon Using a Biological Compass Science Is Still Mapping

The fish that reads the river like a mapThe Hilsa, Tenualosa ilisha, can detect a change in water salinity of less than 0.1 parts per thousand. That sensitivity is not incidental. It is the opening move in one of the most precise navigational performances in freshwater biology. Every monsoon, adult…

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Hallucinations and Memory Loss at 88 Turned Out to Be Leukemia Growing Inside a Thin Brain Wall

An 88-year-old developed hallucinations and memory loss five years into remission. A spinal tap traced them to leukemia in her brain.

Medical Daily

Why NRIs Are Returning to India for Medical Treatment, and What It Costs Them Beyond Money

The Appointment You Didn't Expect to MakeThe cardiologist's waiting room in Chennai or Medanta or Kokilaben looks nothing like the one you sat in abroad. It is louder, more crowded, occasionally chaotic. A man argues with a billing clerk two windows down. A woman feeds her mother a biscuit from…

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Durban's Indian Diaspora: How KwaZulu-Natal Became Home to a Community That Never Forgot India

The Crossing That Was Never Meant to Be PermanentIn November 1860, a ship called the Truro docked at Port Natal carrying 342 Indians from Madras. They had signed five-year indenture contracts to work the sugar cane fields of the Natal colony. The British needed labour after emancipation freed enslaved Africans.…

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Diamonds, Crescents and Wildcats: Intel shows off its hardware for the next generation of agentic AI workloads

Intel laid out its whole agentic AI hardware stack at Hot Chips 2026, but two of the three chips are still a year or more from shipping.

TechRadar

Microsoft Is Significantly Behind Its Own Targets For AI Chip Deployment: Report

Despite committing billions annually to expand data center capacity, Microsoft sources say the company's total chip count has barely moved over the past year.

International Business Times

Apple TV rolls out fourth price hike since 2019

Apple is one of four companies that raised its streaming prices in 2026

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Australian Holocaust survivors turned into AI clickbait

Facebook pages publishing AI depictions of Australian Holocaust survivors have been accused of cashing in on the memory of one of history's darkest chapters.

AAP

Console Prices Kept Rising After The Supreme Court Killed IEEPA Tariffs

Xbox, PS5 and Switch 2 prices kept rising after the Supreme Court struck down IEEPA tariffs as memory costs and replacement duties squeezed hardware.

Player One

America Wants More AI Chips Made At Home. SK Hynix's Has Broken Ground In Indiana.

SK Hynix says the project will create about 7,000 direct and indirect jobs, while federal and state incentives could exceed $1 billion.

International Business Times

MSI brings DDR4 back to gaming laptops amidst DRAM crisis — Katana 15 HX C14 available with up to Core i9-14900HX and RTX 5070

With 32GB DDR4 SO-DIMM memory kits costing roughly half as much as comparable DDR5 kits, MSI’s new Katana 15 HX C14 could help reduce the impact of soaring memory prices.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese memory maker YMTC wants to dethrone Samsung and SK hynix by the end of 2027

YMTC has some big plans.

PC Gamer

In 2018, NASA invited people worldwide to send their names to the Sun. More than 1.1 million did and their names are still travelling aboard Parker Solar Probe

Over one million names traveled to the Sun aboard NASA's Parker Solar Probe. These names were digitally stored on a memory card, becoming part of the mission. The spacecraft, named after physicist Eugene Parker, studies the Sun's outer atmosphere. Parker Solar Probe has flown through the Sun's corona and reached…

The Economic Times

Cloudflare frees up 100TB of RAM by shrinking 1.1.1.1's DNS cache entries — 250 billion cached DNS entries at any given time means one wasted byte costs 250GB

Cloudflare says that it has freed up roughly 100TB of RAM across its global fleet without reconfiguring any physical RAM modules in its servers.

Tom’s Hardware

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Micron workers increasingly support strike over bonus pay — labor union wants profit-sharing scheme, as employees at Samsung, SK hynix enjoy bonuses worth hundreds of thousands of dollars

80% of Micron workers in Taiwan have signaled that they're willing to go on strike if the company does not strike a deal over bonuses. The employees want to replace the current bonus system with a profit-sharing scheme, allowing them to take advantage of the AI-driven memory boom.

PC Gamer

'I'm done. I used up my luck for this timeline': Redditor accidentally saves $5,000 on RTX 5090 Razer Blade 18 thanks to labelling error

Why can't this kind of thing ever happen to me?

Tom’s Hardware

Google clamps down on Android app RAM usage amid AI memory crisis — developers have until February 2027 to adapt to new memory-optimizing rules

Google implements stricter memory limits and introduces new performance standards for Android apps.

Tom’s Guide

Claude's new memory feature solves my biggest AI frustration — here are 5 prompts to try first

Anthropic just upgraded Claude's memory across Chat and Cowork. Use these five copy-paste prompts to see what it remembers and test its limits.

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How Abraham Lincoln's Self-Education Habits Can Help You Learn Anything Without Money or Resources

He Had Fewer Books Than You Have Browser TabsLincoln's formal schooling totalled less than twelve months across his entire childhood. No single teacher, no fixed curriculum, no library card. He borrowed books from neighbours across miles of Indiana wilderness, read them by firelight when candles ran out, and returned them…

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India's Ancient Gurukul System Knew the Secret to Deep Learning and Lasting Memory Before Silicon Valley Did

The Gurukul Wasn't Teaching Content. It Was Engineering Conditions.Every major critique of modern education, distraction, shallow retention, passive consumption, traces back to the same structural problem: learning is separated from living. The gurukul solved this before the problem had a name. A shishya didn't attend lessons and then go home…

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Why Indian Women Hit Menopause Earlier and Feel It Differently Than Western Women

The age gap is real, and it mattersThe average age of natural menopause in Indian women is 46.2 years, compared to 51 in the United States and most of Western Europe. That figure comes from a large-scale study published in the Journal of Midlife Health, drawing on data from women…

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8 Perimenopause Symptoms That Indian Women Commonly Mistake for Thyroid Problems

Why the Confusion Happens in the First PlaceThyroid dysfunction and perimenopause both peak in Indian women between the ages of 38 and 52, and both produce symptoms so similar that even experienced physicians routinely conflate them. A 2021 study published in the Journal of the Association of Physicians of India…

Tom’s Hardware

China's YMTC aims to become the world's largest NAND maker by the end of 2027, report says — company plans to overtake Samsung and SK hynix

The target would require YMTC to nearly double its market share in 16 months.

The Independent UK

Exclusive: British Airways passenger’s eyes ‘misaligned’ after metal water bottle fell on head during flight, lawsuit says

Exclusive: Kentucky resident Andrea Stendel says she now also suffers from ‘severe neurocognitive functional deficits,’ subsequently testing in the bottom third percentile for visual memory

The days of cheap phones "is over" – we need to get used to elevated prices, claims report

The next few years will not be kind to the smartphone market.

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