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Precision Neuroscience, founded by a Neuralink co-founder, says it has conducted its first in-human clinical study to map brain signals using a neural implant (Ashley Capoot/CNBC)

Ashley Capoot / CNBC: Precision Neuroscience, founded by a Neuralink co-founder, says it has conducted its first in-human clinical study to map brain signals using a neural implant  —  – Founded in 2021 by a co-founder of Neuralink, Elon Musk’s brain-computer interface startup, Precision Neuroscience …

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Someone please fix the FCC, FFS

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Since President Joe Biden took office, the Senate has held four confirmation hearings for two separate nominees to break the ongoing deadlock at the Federal Communications Commission. The latest one was yesterday — and it might get the FCC closer to a full staff, but it’s a sad

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Rivian Embraces Tesla’s Charging Network, Pushing The Industry Towards Standardization

Just like General Motors and Ford, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian has announced that it would be joining Tesla’s charging network. This significant change highlights the expanding role of Tesla’s technology in establishing benchmarks in a variety of sectors. According to Rivian, the industry is gradually adopting Tesla’s charging connector as the norm. The North

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The US broadens eligibility for federal subsidies under the Chips Act to include companies providing tools, chemicals, and other semiconductor supplies (Yuka Hayashi/Wall Street Journal)

Yuka Hayashi / Wall Street Journal: The US broadens eligibility for federal subsidies under the Chips Act to include companies providing tools, chemicals, and other semiconductor supplies  —  Biden administration expands eligibility for federal subsidies to semiconductor factory suppliers  —  WASHINGTON—The Biden administration …

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Lithuania announces Tech Zity, a €100M tech campus touted as Europe’s largest at ~592K sq. ft., with facilities for 5,000 workers, co-living spaces, and more (Paul Sawers/TechCrunch)

Paul Sawers / TechCrunch: Lithuania announces Tech Zity, a €100M tech campus touted as Europe’s largest at ~592K sq. ft., with facilities for 5,000 workers, co-living spaces, and more  —  Lithuania is vying to become one of the major European tech hubs, bolstered by a growing number of so-called “unicorn” …

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Easy Modifications for Inexpensive Radios

Over the past decade or so, amateur radio operators have benefited from an influx of inexpensive radios based around a much simpler design than what was typically commercially available, bringing the price of handheld dual-band or GMRS radios to around $20. This makes the hobby much more accessible, but they have generated some controversy as

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JPMorgan expands its JPM Coin, launched in 2019 for USD transactions, to euro payments; the digital token has been used to process ~$300B in transactions so far (Anna Irrera/Bloomberg)

Anna Irrera / Bloomberg: JPMorgan expands its JPM Coin, launched in 2019 for USD transactions, to euro payments; the digital token has been used to process ~$300B in transactions so far  —  JPMorgan Chase & Co. expanded one of the most high-profile projects to bring blockchain technology to traditional banking …

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A look at Apple Vision Pro features based on the visionOS SDK, including a “Moving at Unsafe Speed” alert, a “Travel Mode” for airplanes, and a “Guest Mode” (Filipe Espósito/9to5Mac)

Filipe Espósito / 9to5Mac: A look at Apple Vision Pro features based on the visionOS SDK, including a “Moving at Unsafe Speed” alert, a “Travel Mode” for airplanes, and a “Guest Mode”  —  Apple announced Vision Pro at WWDC 2023.  But even so, there are still a lot of details …

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Sources: most of the ~12,000 workers at TSMC’s Arizona fab are non-union contractors; workers describe issues of wage theft, unsafe working conditions, and more (Lee Harris/American Prospect)

Lee Harris / American Prospect: Sources: most of the ~12,000 workers at TSMC’s Arizona fab are non-union contractors; workers describe issues of wage theft, unsafe working conditions, and more  —  TSMC’s $40 billion semiconductor facility in Phoenix, an open shop that resisted signing an agreement with labor unions …

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