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IBM Unveils Sub-1 Nanometer Chip With 100 Billion Transistors, Extending Moore’s Law

IBM on Thursday unveiled the world’s first sub-1 nanometer chip technology, a research prototype at the 0.7 nanometer node that packs nearly 100 billion transistors onto a chip the size of a fingernail. A New Architecture, Not Just a Smaller Chip The announcement centers on what IBM calls the “nanostack,” an entirely new three-dimensional transistor … Read more

World Adds Agentkit Access as AI Agents Handle Purchases Across 4 Countries

World has expanded access to Agentkit, a development framework that allows individuals to connect AI agents to a verified World ID. Tackling the Bot Problem Sam Altman-backed World announced June 24 it is expanding access to Agentkit, a development framework that allows individuals to link artificial intelligence (AI) agents to a verified World ID. The … Read more

Bank Cards May Be Obsolete by 2030 as Tokens and Biometrics Move In

Mastercard wants payments to move beyond plastic by 2030, replacing traditional card numbers with unique transaction tokens and approving purchases with biometrics such as fingerprints and facial recognition. The company says the shift should speed checkout and reduce fraud, but it also raises worries about reliability in all-digital systems and accessibility for less tech-savvy users. … Read more

Google Earth’s Hidden Flight Simulator Is Now Playable in Web Browsers

Google has brought Google Earth’s long-hidden flight simulator to the web, making it playable at earth.google.com with no installation required. Launched June 12, 2026, the experimental mode lets users pilot a fighter jet over the platform’s 3D satellite imagery. The feature originally appeared as a keyboard-shortcut easter egg in the 2007 desktop app. For years, … Read more

That $100,000 Lottery Ticket in Indiana Came Down to One Printing Detail

The Indiana Lottery has suspended sales of its “Space Invaders Cash Invasion” scratch-off game after a ticket-printing error led some players to think they’d hit much larger prizes. Mike Fields said his ticket appeared to show a $100,000 win, but officials told him the payout was $20, with other players reporting similar discrepancies. For a … Read more

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