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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

A new chemical trick could extend lithium-ion battery life without redesigning cells

The work, led by Chunsheng Wang at the University of Maryland, offers a relatively simple way to make lithium-ion batteries more durable using standard materials and manufacturing methods already familiar to manufacturers. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Intel Panther Lake review roundup: Graphics and battery life take center stage

The Verge recently got their hands on a brand new Asus Zenbook Duo powered by Intel's Core Ultra X9 388H Panther Lake CPU. This flagship model features 16 total cores, runs at a max Turbo frequency of 5.1 GHz, and is paired with a healthy 18 MB of L3 cache.......

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Microsoft built a 750W AI chip to challenge Nvidia’s dominance, claims 3x performance gains over Amazon

Microsoft recently announced Maia 200, a new AI accelerator specifically designed for inference workloads. According to Redmond, Maia 200 can deliver "dramatic" improvements for AI applications and is already deployed in select US data centers on the Azure platform. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Big Tech is finally on trial for how it built its algorithms

Update (Jan 27, 4pm ET): After this story went live, TikTok announced it had settled the lawsuit. The original reporting follows below. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Meta is testing paid subscriptions for Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp

Meta plans to experiment with several subscription models tailored to each app, rather than pursuing a single paid package. Their goal is to offer users access to "unique features" without changing the free versions that billions already use. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Fractal Design’s new Pop 2 Air case pushes airflow where GPUs need it

Fractal Design's GPU air guide is essentially a scoop-shaped section of the power supply shelf that directs air toward the GPU slots. With cards routinely pulling 300W or more, directing cooler front intake air straight at the graphics card makes more sense than hoping airflow eventually drifts downward. Read Entire...

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

France is ditching Zoom and Microsoft Teams for a homegrown video platform

The new system, called Visio, is the product of a government-backed development program meant to ensure security and confidentiality in official communications. After a successful pilot last year, it is now being extended to about 200,000 civil servants across multiple departments. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 27, 2026

Microsoft 365’s latest outage is a reminder that the cloud isn’t always there

Microsoft 365 suffered widespread outages late last week, preventing thousands of users from accessing cloud-based apps such as Outlook, Defender, and Purview. Although the company quickly resolved the issue, the frequency of disruptions raises questions about the reliability of cloud computing. Read Entire Article

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 26, 2026

Rice University copper-aluminum filter can destroy “forever chemicals” 100 times faster

A team at Rice University has developed a new material for filtering per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). Also known as "forever chemicals," these synthetic compounds have been widely used in many products since the invention of Teflon in 1938. PFAS coatings can resist heat, water, oil, and stains. Unfortunately, they......

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By MediatimesentIn TechnologyPosted January 26, 2026

These humanoid robots can only work half as fast as humans, but factories are buying them anyway

Even with those limitations, orders for the machines are accelerating. Manufacturers such as BYD and Foxconn, both partners with UBTech, are experimenting with humanoids to offset labor shortages and remain competitive in automation. Read Entire Article

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