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French proverb of the day: 'Youth lives on hope, old age on...' - motivational lessons on how hope shapes youth and memory shapes ageing and why life feels different with age

French proverb of the day: Life naturally shifts from youthful hope for the future to older age's focus on remembrance. This proverb highlights how our emotional priorities evolve, with youth driven by ambition and older individuals finding meaning in past experiences. Both anticipation and reflection are vital for a balanced…

The Economic Times

Blood biomarkers could detect earliest signs of Alzheimer’s disease – and slow its progression

Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive neurodegenerative disorder that affects millions worldwide, has a long preclinical stage. It potentially begins decades before clinical symptoms become apparent.

The Conversation

Samsung narrowly avoids 18-day chip strike after last-minute wage deal with 48,000-worker union — tentative deal, subject to workers' vote, suspends billions of dollars worth of potential losses

Samsung Electronics has temporarily avoided a major 18-day strike at its South Korean semiconductor operations after reaching a tentative wage agreement with its 48,000-member union.

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Do You Keep Forgetting the Day? The Day-Clocks & Apps That Keep Seniors Grounded

Losing track of the day can happen to anyone, especially after retirement, when routines begin to change. Many older adults no longer structure their week...

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The Great AI Rotation: Cashing In on Data

As AI data demands surge, memory fabricators are capitalizing on a structural supply shortage, leading to a historic pricing supercycle.

MarketBeat

Team Group agrees to $1.1 million DRAM settlement in another false advertising lawsuit — claimed advertised memory speeds required BIOS tweaks and overclocking settings

Team Group denies all wrongdoing but has agreed to settle the lawsuit involving advertised RAM performance and overclocking-related settings.

Tom’s Hardware

Up 153% YTD, Here's Why Micron Stock Is Already My 2026 Winner

Micron’s AI-fueled growth story may still be in the early stage despite the stock’s massive surge.

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Samsung's union puts off strike after reaching last-minute wage deal with management

Samsung Electronics' labor union says it'll hold off a planned strike and put a tentative wage deal with management to a vote

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The top 20 "Xbox Player Voice" trending feedback items you voted for so far: Game Pass Family Plan, Backwards Compatibility ... and yes, Xbox exclusives — and more

Xbox is taking YOUR feedback through its new "Player Voice" portal. Here's what's actively trending as of right now.

Windows Central

Laser-driven spintronic memory device switches 1,000 times faster than DRAM —non-volatile device switches in 40 picoseconds while generating almost no heat

Researchers at the University of Tokyo demonstrated a non-volatile Mn₃Sn magnetic switching device capable of flipping bits in just 40 picoseconds while generating minimal heat, potentially paving the way for lower-power AI hardware and memory systems.

Tom’s Hardware

No relief in memory prices visible over next 12-18 months, says IESA president

Memory prices are set to rise for consumers. No major new production capacity is expected in the next 18 months. This will lead to higher costs for devices like smartphones. The ongoing West Asia crisis also impacts raw material availability for electronics. India Semiconductor Mission 2.0 aims to boost the…

The Economic Times

‘Poetry helped me find my feet again’: Joanna Scanlan and Ophelia Lovibond perform readings in memory of loved ones for Celebration Day

Works by Samuel Johnson, Wendy Cope and Robert Browning are read aloud in a series of poignant short films about grief

The Independent UK

‘I felt blind rage’: Chris Packham on his earliest memory of eco-anxiety

The presenter and campaigner tells Eleanor Fleming how concern over the planet has impacted him and how nature aids his mental and physical wellbeing.

The Independent UK

New Microsoft Surface for Business PCs pair Panther Lake chips with as little as 8GB of RAM — 13-inch Surface Laptop goes light on memory but still starts at $1,299

Microsoft has announced the Surface Laptop 8 and Surface Pro 12 for Business, both starting at $1,949 and featuring Intel's Panther Lake silicon. There's also a new Surface Laptop 13-inch that comes with as little as 8GB RAM coming later this year and starting at $1,299.

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China unveils a CPU-only supercomputer capable of 1.54 exaflops — LineShine LX2 packs a frankly ridiculous 2.4 million Armv9 cores from Huawei

China developed a CPU-only exaflop supercomputer using millions of Arm cores to reduce dependence on restricted foreign GPUs.

Silentnight UltraGel Cool-to-touch 3000 Mattress review: Plush, supportive and cooler than expected

I slept on one of Silentnight's best-sellers for three months – here's my verdict

MarketBeat

ECARX Q1 Earnings Call Highlights

ECARX (NASDAQ:ECX) executives said the company maintained profitability momentum in the first quarter of 2026 despite seasonality, delayed vehicle launches and higher memory component costs, while reiterating its full-year revenue outlook of $1 billion to $1.1 billion. Founder and Chief Executive O

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We tested this year’s most hyped side sleeper pillows from Eli & Elm and Nest Bedding — here’s the one we’d buy in Memorial Day sales

We explore the key differences between the Eli & Elm Side Sleeper Pillow and the Nest Bedding Easy Breather Side Sleeper Pillow in terms of price, design, and support.

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The Economic Times

In 1959, a metal meant for missile work bent back into shape and triggered a revolution in materials science

A chance discovery in 1959 by military scientists led to Nitinol, a metal that remembers its shape. This nickel-titanium alloy, initially researched for missiles, can return to its original form after bending when heated. Nitinol's unique property opened a new field of shape-memory alloys. It now finds applications in medicine,…

PC Gamer

Former Samsung boss predicts the memory crisis could be over in the second half of next year thanks to a 'surge' in Chinese capacity

The memory crisis could be followed by the mother of all memory gluts.

Tom’s Hardware

Researchers attack AMD's Infinity Fabric to bypass hardware security protections with 'Fabricked' — flaw lets malicious cloud hosts silently read confidential VM memory and forge attestation reports

ETH Zurich researchers disclosed “Fabricked,” a software-only attack that manipulates AMD Infinity Fabric routing during boot to undermine SEV-SNP protections on EPYC systems, enabling malicious cloud hosts to read confidential VM memory and forge attestation reports

The Economic Times

What are Samsung union workers demanding and how might a strike play out?

Samsung Electronics faces its worst-ever strike as nearly 48,000 workers threaten an 18-day walkout over bonus payouts. The union demands the abolition of a 50% bonus cap and a 15% profit allocation, while Samsung's offer is a one-off payment. This potential disruption threatens global memory chip supply amid AI demand.

Player One

Is the MacBook Neo Worth It for Gaming? Apple's Budget Laptop Tested in Gaming Benchmarks

MacBook Neo gaming performance tested in real benchmarks, including AAA games, MetalFX upscaling, and casual gaming results.

Reason

Chief Judge Moore Commissions Bizarre AI Cartoon About The Federal Circuit Without Judge Newman

Kimberly Moore may rival Neal Katyal for the most cringey YouTube video in recent memory.

The Economic Times

Samsung, labour union meet again as Seoul threatens to intervene to block strike

Samsung Electronics and its labor union are in crucial government-led talks. The aim is to resolve a dispute over pay and bonuses. A strike by 45,000 workers could disrupt global chip production. South Korea's prime minister has threatened emergency intervention. The company's shares fell amid the uncertainty. The union demands…

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