Kyocera Corporation reported a successful demonstration of underwater wireless optical communication technology achieving data speeds of 5.2Gbps over short ranges in a freshwater lab setup. The system uses custom optical components to transmit high-resolution video and sensor data for underwater vehicles and research tools.
A team from the University of Technology Sydney has created a detailed model for sending entangled photons from ground stations to a satellite at 500 kilometers altitude. The model includes atmospheric turbulence, satellite speed, and background light effects, achieving photon interference with up to 0.97 fidelity in optimal nighttime conditions. This approach uses two ground stations to generate and transmit photon pairs for entanglement swapping on the satellite.
In an exclusive interaction, Synology’s Regional Sales Manager, Antoine Yang, discusses the company’s latest innovations unveiled at Solution Day 2025. From AI-driven collaboration tools to ransomware-proof backup solutions, Synology is pushing the boundaries of performance, resilience, and hybrid cloud efficiency for UAE enterprises.
Google has removed its developer-focused AI model, Gemma, from the public-facing AI Studio platform after U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn accused it of fabricating false criminal allegations. The incident highlights the growing risks of AI misuse, hallucination, and blurred boundaries between developer tools and public chatbots.
Google has begun rolling out a major Fitbit app update that integrates Gemini AI, offering personalized coaching on fitness, sleep, and wellbeing. The update is currently in public preview for Premium users in the US on Android.
YouTube TV’s fallout with Disney exposed how unstable content licensing deals remain in the streaming sector, where even short disputes can disrupt service and test subscriber loyalty.
Snapmaker’s long-awaited U1 3D printer is finally available for pre-order after raising over $20 million in crowdfunding. Packed with automation, four independent toolheads, and speeds up to 500 mm/s, it could redefine desktop printing if its ambitious promises hold up in real-world use.
Google’s latest update to NotebookLM gives it a million-token memory and a new “Goals” feature that lets users define how the AI behaves, turning it from a research tool into a genuine collaborator that remembers context and adapts to your workflow.











