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Trump gives US companies the “green light” for cyberattacks on hackers abroad
The practice could bring the US closer to China & Russia, where intelligence agencies have long relied on private-sector hackers to assist them in national security missions - Which companies will be able to participate - The risks and dangers
Today’s first Total Solar Eclipse in 27 years: Where will it be visible, what applies to Greece & what will happen to electricity supply?
The phenomenon will begin shortly after 7 p.m. (Greek time) over the northernmost part of Russia - The last people to see it from land, approximately two hours later, will be in the Mediterranean - Europe expects a loss of 9.7 gigawatts of solar power capacity
How Data Centers became a new political battleground in the US – The unexpected alliance between the right and the left against AI
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is bringing with it massive facilities, increased demands for electricity and water, and an unprecedented public backlash. From environmental organizations to the MAGA movement, data centers are creating unlikely political alliances across the US
Total Solar Eclipse on August 12: Europe prepares for a rare celestial spectacle
The Moon will completely cover the Sun in Spain, Iceland and other areas - Where darkness will fall for a few minutes
OpenAI: Artificial intelligence model spiraled out of control, causing an “unprecedented” security breach
An autonomous AI agent "escaped" from a security test in a strictly controlled environment and breached the Hugging Face platform
After the Moon and Mars, scientists set their sights on Titan: The ambitious plan for a human mission to Saturn’s largest moon
Experts from around the world have, for the first time, seriously examined the possibility of sending humans to Titan, exploring the technological challenges, potential benefits and the steps that could pave the way for one of the most ambitious exploration missions in human history
Elon Musk & SpaceX: How the “failed idea” and the Russians’ “NO” led to the launch of a $2 trillion company
The world’s richest businessman initially admitted that the chances of success for SpaceX did not exceed 10% - Despite encouragement from friends & experts to abandon it, he persisted, increased its value exponentially, and keeps alive the dream of colonizing Mars
