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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Archaeologists have made a groundbreaking discovery at the Valencina Copper Age mega-site in southwest Spain. During excavations in 2018, a rare sperm whale tooth was unearthed, dating back between 5,300 and 4,150 years. This find is the first of its kind in Late Prehistoric Iberia and provides valuable insights into the interactions between ancient human communities and the sea.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Nvidia, the leading artificial intelligence chipmaker, has seen its stock price rebound in recent weeks, erasing losses for the year and showing signs of renewed momentum. The company’s shares have surged 20.6% over the past 90 days and are now just a few dollars away from reaching the $150 mark. Analysts have raised the price target for Nvidia from $150 to $180 while maintaining a Buy rating. This decision follows the company’s April-quarter results, which met forecasts.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Sega is ending support for nine retro titles on iOS and Android. Fans should grab them while they can. These beloved classics are currently free and come without any in-app purchases. This is a rare opportunity for mobile gamers to relive some nostalgic moments.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Effective communication within a company is crucial for its success. It plays a role in aligning employees with the organization’s objectives, promoting collaboration, and boosting productivity. Internal communication is rapidly evolving in today’s fast-paced business landscape, where remote work and distributed teams are becoming common. Let’s take a look at the trends that will shape the future of communication. 1.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
The battle over artificial intelligence regulation is intensifying as major tech companies push for a 10-year ban on individual U.S. states implementing their own AI rules. The proposed moratorium, included in a recent funding bill, has sparked heated debate among lawmakers, industry leaders, and civil rights advocates.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a new gene editing method for crop plants, focusing on tomatoes. The approach can change key traits like fruit taste and shape. It could be used on many crop species to create better plant varieties. Prof. Eilon Shani, Prof. Itay Mayrose, and PhD student Amichai Berman led the study. They worked with researchers from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing and Dr. Osnat Yanai from the Israeli company NetaGenomiX.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Learning about the development of crypto exchanges is important for software engineers, blockchain developers, and financial technologists who want to develop new-generation trading interfaces, investment robots, and blockchain integration products. Crypto exchanges have undergone an amazing transformation. From mere exchanges, they have become complete financial platforms.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Modernizing legacy IT systems is one of the most critical and complex challenges facing large enterprises today, especially in high-stakes industries like telecom and media, where even brief service interruptions can erode trust and revenue. Few understand this balancing act better than Ranganath Taware, Chief Architect at Capgemini America Inc., who brings over two decades of hands-on experience leading enterprise-scale digital transformations.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
The Fitbit app has undergone a redesign of its device settings page for smartwatches and trackers. This update applies to Fitbit OS-powered devices and begins with a large preview of your device and current watch face. Below the preview, you’ll find the connection status, battery level, and last sync information. The sync now button has been moved to the top-right corner. The previous interface, which featured prominent tiles for different features, had been in place for years.
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1 week ago | 
devx.com | Rashan Dixon
Scientists have confirmed that mysterious seismic signals detected in Greenland in 2023 were caused by standing tsunami waves. The unusual tremors, which repeated every 90 seconds for nine days and then occurred again a month later, were linked to two massive tsunamis in a remote fjord in East Greenland. The tsunamis were triggered by major landslides connected to the warming of an unnamed glacier.
