Society
NAS Reviews Removal of Climate Guide for US Judges
The National Academy of Sciences has taken its climate-science guide offline while it commissions an independent review of how the chapter was developed.
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Hardware
Sony and TSMC Plan Next-Generation Image Sensor Venture
Sony Semiconductor Solutions and TSMC have signed a preliminary agreement to pursue a Japan-based joint venture for next-generation image sensors, extending a partnership that combines sensor design with advanced chip manufacturing.
Business
Intel’s $15 Billion Stock Sale Tests Its Fab Strategy
Intel’s proposed $15 billion equity offering would add financial capacity for an accelerating manufacturing build-out, but it also shifts more of the execution risk to shareholders through dilution.
Society
Trump Order Reopens Fight Over Childhood Vaccine Schedule
President Donald Trump’s August 10 executive order seeks to reshape U.S. childhood vaccine policy by promoting separate MMR shots and wider spacing between immunisation visits, setting up a new clash over science, regulation and federal authority.
Security
Quantum Voting Experiments Advance Election Security
Recent laboratory demonstrations show how entangled quantum states could strengthen ballot secrecy and tamper detection, but they remain far from replacing the safeguards required for public elections.
Science
Colombia’s Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Explained
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia on August 10, 2026, exposing how a deep rupture within a complex plate-boundary region can produce widespread shaking and severe local damage.
Hardware
Intel Nova Lake-S Leak Points to 12-Core Xe3P iGPU
A fresh leak suggests Intel may be preparing a Nova Lake-S desktop processor that treats integrated graphics as a major power and platform-design priority rather than a basic display feature.
Hardware
AMD Adds NPU-Free Ryzen 7 449 and Ryzen 5 439
AMD has added the Ryzen 7 449 and Ryzen 5 439 to its mobile Ryzen 400 lineup, retaining Zen 5-based CPU and RDNA 3.5 graphics resources while omitting the dedicated AI engine found in Ryzen AI equivalents.
Hardware
Memory Makers Lock In Billions as AI Supply Tightens
A reported US$38 billion in customer collateral highlights how AI-led demand has shifted bargaining power towards the small group of companies that make advanced memory chips.
Business
NVIDIA Targets $500 Billion for AI Infrastructure
NVIDIA has confirmed partnerships with six major financial firms aimed at mobilising more than $500 billion of third-party capital for AI infrastructure, although the arrangements remain subject to final agreements.
Gaming
Xodus Project Targets PC Game Pass on Linux
Xodus is an early open-source effort to make Microsoft’s GDK-based PC games, including eligible Game Pass titles, usable on Linux, but it is not yet a consumer-ready way to play them.
Science
Global Ocean Temperatures Set a New July Record
A record July for global ocean surface temperatures underscores how long-term greenhouse-gas warming and a developing El Niño are combining to elevate climate risks worldwide.