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Why Devotees Chant These 12 Names of Hanuman Against Fear

Fear can appear in many forms. It may come from uncertainty, financial worries, illness, hidden enemies or difficult situations that leave the mind restless. In Hindu devotional tradition, the names of Lord Hanuman are remembered as a source of courage, strength and protection. A well-known devotional tradition speaks of twelve…

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South Korea's Kospi Is Back In A Bull Market. But Analysts Wonder If The Run Is Sustainable.

Kospi's comeback is being powered by renewed confidence in AI and memory chips. However, investors can expect more volatility.

International Business Times

Kioxia, SanDisk show off the tiny chip which could go in world's first 1 PB SSD

SanDisk and Koxia have unveiled next-generation QLC 3D flash memory technology, said to increase bit density over the previous generation by 60%

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Sandisk Has Had a Scorching Rally This Year. JPMorgan Thinks It Can Go Much Higher.

The investment bank upgraded Sandisk to overweight from neutral on Friday.

International Business Times

Sandisk Stock Surges on AI Storage Boom: SNXX ETF Tops 135 Million Shares in Volume

Sandisk Corp.’s (NASDAQ:SNDK) latest rally is drawing heavy trading into leveraged ETFs tied to the memory-chip maker, with the Tradr 2X Long SNDK Daily ETF (BATS:SNXX) emerging as the most actively traded ETF on Friday.

Benzinga

SuperAgers Have Ordinary Alzheimer's Genes, but Their Brain Tissue May Hold the Secret to Their Memory

Genetic risk scores cannot explain SuperAgers. Autopsy work can: fewer tau tangles, larger memory neurons, four times the density of a rare cell type.

Medical Daily

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Upgrade your sleep without breaking the bank – this is the ultimate, budget-friendly shortcut to a better night's rest

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'This one just needs a script': Researchers find ultimate Windows kill switch which can disable antivirus with almost no user interaction

Microsoft fixed it as part of the April Patch Tuesday cumulative update, but there are other fixes and mitigations available, too.

TechRadar

The GPU price hike is here and you should avoid any Nvidia card with more than 8 GB VRAM, if you value your bank balance

Nvidia's 12 GB RTX 5070 and 16 GB RTX 5060 Ti cards have now priced themselves out of all reason.

PC Gamer

Just one instruction on AMD's 2015-era CPUs cracks open secret memory areas and gives full hardware-level control — exploit for 15h and 16h chip families gets you access to Platform Security Processor, microcode, and System Management Interface

Just one instruction on AMD CPUs gets you access to Platform Security Processor, microcode, and System Management Interface — exploit for 15h and 16h chip families cracks open secret memory areas

Tom’s Hardware

Why Are Analysts Freaking Out About Apple's All-Glass iPhone?

Jefferies downgraded Apple after reports its all-glass iPhone was scrapped, raising pricing power concerns amid rising memory chip costs, though a later report says the redesign remains on track for 2027.

MarketBeat

China man sells his house, buys land, and collects seeds from China and overseas to turn wife’s childhood flower memory into world’s largest hollyhock garden

Forget fancy gifts, flowers and grand gestures: this Chinese husband went far beyond his means for love, selling his house, buying land and collecting hollyhock seeds from across China and overseas to turn his wife’s childhood flower memory into the world’s largest hollyhock garden. The man said that happiness is…

The Economic Times

Psychology says people who photograph their luggage before leaving may be creating a memory and security cue

Photographing luggage before leaving can reflect an interesting combination ofmemory, technology, and reassurance. Instead of relying solely on a mental record ofwhat was packed, the traveler creates a visual reference that can be checked later, turning a fleeting memory into something concrete and accessible.

The Economic Times

Gigabyte resurrects 8-year-old B450 chipset with new motherboards — AM4 budget king returns as another DDR4 solution to exorbitant RAM prices

Gigabyte has quietly launched the B450M D3HP and B450M D3HP WIFI6E motherboards based on the AMD B450 chipset, which launched in 2018.

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This Artist’s Late Father’s Passport Was Too Precious To Throw Away, So She Turned It Into Art (16 Pics)

Instead of throwing her late father's passport away, Radhika Chitalia transformed it into a beautifully illustrated tribute to his memories and the dreams he never got to fulfill.

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6 Silent Brain Tumour Symptoms You Should Know About

A headache is one of the symptoms most people associate with a brain tumour. But the warning signs can sometimes be much less obvious. Changes in vision, balance, speech, memory or behaviour may initially seem like stress, tiredness, ageing or an everyday health issue. That is why certain neurological changes…

The Times of India

Colorado mom gets her son ‘arrested’ by police after he refuses to take a first-day-of-school photo, with officer handcuffing him in hilarious prank

A Colorado mother found an unusual way to settle a familiar back-to-school disagreement after her fifth-grade son refused to take a first-day-of-school photograph. Keenesburg resident Amanda Stolz wanted to capture a traditional picture of her son Colton before he headed to school on Monday, August 10, but the youngster was…

Times Life

Vivekananda Said Strength Is the Only Virtue. Indian Men Were Never Taught What That Means

The Teaching, Stated PlainlySwami Vivekananda said it in Colombo in 1897, and he said it again in Madras, and he kept saying it until it should have been impossible to miss: "Strength, strength is what the Upanishads speak to me from every page." He was not speaking of physical strength,…

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Thought memory card prices were high? Things could get even worse

Samsung predicts further price rises into 2027 and possibly beyond

LiveScience

Memory may not work how we thought, study of mice in artificial hibernation finds

A new study induced artificial hibernation in lab mice and may have revealed something fundamental about the nature of memory.

France 24

Ceremony held in Zimbabwe to pay tribute to capsized ferry victims

In tonight's programme: Mourners gather in memory of the 44 people killed in Tuesday's ferry accident on Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba. Also, ballot counting has started in Zambia, where President Hakainde Hichilema is expected to win a second term. Finally, researchers believe that the rising cost of living and changing societal…

Benzinga

SK Hynix Is Surging. Here’s How ETF Traders Are Playing the AI Memory Boom

SK Hynix Inc’s (NASDAQ:SKHY) latest rally is giving traders a fresh catalyst to revisit the growing lineup of leveraged ETFs tied to the AI-memory giant.

The Economic Times

US stocks: S&P 500 notches record-high close as rate-hike worries ease

The S&P 500 has hit a historic peak, largely influenced by a surge in technology stocks. With producer price inflation showing stability, expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike have diminished. Memory chip giants Sandisk and Micron Technology reported impressive increases in their stock prices, alongside positive movements for other…

Benzinga

SanDisk Surges 55% From its July Low: Wall Street Just Got a New Roadmap

SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ:SNDK) stock has gone from a brutal selloff to another explosive rally in just few sessions.

MarketBeat

Asian Market Circuit Breakers Hit Stocks, Not AI Demand

Asian market halts and currency-driven sell-offs can drag down NVIDIA, Micron, Advantest, Arm, and IBM despite steady AI and semiconductor demand, creating potential valuation opportunities.

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