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All Four Major Memory Makers Join Applied Materials' EPIC Center: Kioxia Completes Coalition (opens the original)
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Applied Materials added Kioxia to its EPIC Center coalition on September 29, completing the first gathering of all four major memory manufacturers — Samsung, SK hynix, Micron, and Kioxia — under a single collaborative R&D roof anywhere in the world. The Sunnyvale, California facility, which Applied Materials describes as the largest-ever US investment in advanced semiconductor equipment R&D, now has co-innovation agreements spanning the full memory technology stack: DRAM, high-bandwidth memory,
SEC Narrows Crypto Buyback Guidance to Protocols With No Central Party (opens the original)
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Three days after publishing its first-ever FAQ on crypto asset classification, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Division of Corporation Finance quietly rewrote the most consequential sentence in it — and the edit turned a simple functionality check into a governance architecture test that DeFi protocol teams will now have to pass in order to run buybacks without triggering securities law. The FAQ is available on the SEC's official crypto FAQ. On Sept. 28, staff added four words — "a
Russian Drones Destroyed Kyiv Data Centers, Silencing Air Raid Alerts for 100,000 Homes (opens the original)
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Over two consecutive days this week, Russian Geran-5 jet-powered drones physically destroyed or severely damaged data centers and internet exchange infrastructure across Kyiv, knocking approximately 100,000 households in the Ukrainian capital and surrounding region offline and — critically — silencing the internet-dependent air raid alert notifications that warn civilians when the next wave of missiles is inbound. That feedback loop is the story's true significance: the same attack that severs i
Lutetium Atomic Clock Breaks World Record: NUS Stands Alone in Race to Redefine Second (opens the original)
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A team at Singapore's National University of Singapore has built the world's most accurate atomic clock — a lutetium-ion optical clock so resistant to environmental disturbance that it bested every prior record by a factor of roughly four, raising a fundamental question: what happens when a clock accurate enough to redefine the second is operated by the only lab on Earth that knows how to build it? The team published their result in Nature on September 23, achieving a systematic uncertainty — th
Falcon 9 Too Small for ISS Deorbit: NASA Must Procure Heavier Launch Vehicle (opens the original)
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Russia's space agency confirmed the operational architecture of the International Space Station's controlled deorbit on Wednesday, telling Roscosmos via RIA Novosti that orbit lowering will begin in 2028 using two Russian Progress cargo spacecraft and end in late 2030 when NASA's United States Deorbit Vehicle — a Dragon derivative so heavily modified it cannot fly on SpaceX's own Falcon 9 — fires 46 thrusters and drives a 435-tonne (958,000-pound) orbital laboratory into the South Pacific. The a
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