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8 of the most powerful rockets ever launched

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A Chinese firm is shipping lifelike home robots to keep lonely people company

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You can now buy a walking humanoid robot for your home starting around $16,000.

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Emergency orders let the grid operator curtail data centers to survive the heat

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Tesla’s Optimus robot is working in its factories but still is not for sale

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Figure’s humanoid robot hit a pace of one unit per hour on its factory line.

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A Chinese company put a backflipping humanoid robot on sale for about $16,000.

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Chips, faded prints and dishwasher etching can wipe out most of a Pyrex set’s value

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From Pyrex to Polly Pocket: the household items appraisers say to check before you toss them

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7 dollar bills in your wallet that collectors will pay a premium for

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7 coins hiding in everyday pocket change that can be worth hundreds

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The first computer “bug” was a real moth stuck in a relay in 1947

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Reusing one password means a single leak can unlock all of your accounts

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Tesla is converting its Model S line into a factory for Optimus humanoid robots

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Google says its most powerful Gemini model yet is coming this month

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Tesla is targeting 50,000 Optimus robots in 2026 at $20,000 to $30,000 each, while China’s Unitree undercuts it with a $16,000 humanoid

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The Department of Energy just asked industry to deliver a fault-tolerant quantum computer with 150 to 250 logical qubits by 2028 — the federal race to commercial scale begins

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Q-CTRL and IBM just hit a 3,000x speedup simulating the Fermi-Hubbard model on 120 qubits — the first practical quantum advantage demonstrated this year

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Honeywell-backed Quantinuum just filed for an IPO that could value the quantum-computing pioneer in the billions — trapped-ion machines that crack drug discovery and materials science

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A Chinese lab just gave a humanoid robot electronic skin sensitive enough to feel a light touch — a step toward machines that handle fragile things like we do

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