The Morning Wire · The Tech Wire
Today's tech in two minutes — the coffee's already on.
Hydrogen-powered car hits record 400+ mph, becoming the fastest on the planet
A hydrogen-powered car just broke the record for the fastest land speed, achieving over 400 mph in a test run.
The day in tech
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The AI Desk · ★★★★ 9/10
Here comes the AI revolution: Alibaba's tiny 27B model runs on your computer
An incredibly capable 27-billion-parameter AI model is now available for download on Hugging Face, ready to power your local coding projects.
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The Garage · ★★★★ 8/10
Ferrari Designer's V12 Japan-Inspired Supercar Takes Monterey's Show by Storm
The Monterey auto show is being rocked by a new supercar that pays tribute to Japan's design history with a V12 engine and a wedge-shaped silhouette.
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The Gadget Drawer · ★★★★ 7/10
Bose QuietComfort Ultra Wireless Noise-Canceling Headphones Now Under $200 for Back to School
The iconic noise-canceling headphones are now a steal for students and anyone on a budget.
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The Software Shelf · ★★★★ 7/10
Apple overhauls App Store for EU, aiming for more clarity for developers
Apple is changing its App Store rules in Europe for a fairer playing field, to help apps be more easily distributed and understood.
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The Arcade · ★★★★ 8/10
Entropy is a miserable Final Fantasy-esque RPG where your party members can permanently die in early access
The game promises turn-based combat, a post-apocalyptic setting, and a bleak experience that's sure to leave a mark.
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The Launch Pad · ★★★★ 8/10
Hubble and James Webb Team Up to Capture 'Black Eye Galaxy' in Stunning Photo
The Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes captured the iconic 'Black Eye Galaxy,' revealing its unique spiral structure and enigmatic appearance.
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The Vault · ★★★★ 7/10
Microsoft takes on cybercriminals by removing a popular tool.
Microsoft is taking steps to make life harder for cybercriminals who use the WMIC tool.
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