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Elgato and Twitch Launch New Console-Streaming Program to Aid Content Creators

Elgato and Twitch Launch New Console-Streaming Program to Aid Content Creators

Elgato and Twitch Launch New Console-Streaming Program to Aid Content Creators
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Why Cat Cafes in America Are Helping Shelter Cats Find New Homes

Why Cat Cafes in America Are Helping Shelter Cats Find New Homes

Cat cafes in the United States have carved out a distinct identity compared to their international counterparts, particularly those in Asia where t...
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Montpelier's Pete Haskin to Compete on Jeopardy! on November 12

Montpelier's Pete Haskin to Compete on Jeopardy! on November 12

Montpelier's Pete Haskin to Compete on Jeopardy! on November 12
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Global Scaling Up Programme Launches to Aid Scaleups in International Expansion, Featuring SXSW Immersion

Global Scaling Up Programme Launches to Aid Scaleups in International Expansion, Featuring SXSW Immersion

Global Scaling Up Programme Launches to Aid Scaleups in International Expansion, Featuring SXSW Immersion
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Ukraine Reports Starshield Speed Cap Hindering Drone Interception Efforts Against Russian Attacks

Ukraine Reports Starshield Speed Cap Hindering Drone Interception Efforts Against Russian Attacks

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine has reported that Starshield, the military-grade version of Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite network, has imposed a systemic speed restriction of 161 kilometers per hour (100 miles per hour) across Ukraine. This limitation is significantly hampering the Ukrainian military's ability to intercept faster Russian jet-powered drones. According to reports from Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) Mykhailo Drapatyi, these are not random technical glitches but deliberate, systemic restrictions. Zelensky stated that the speed cap creates substantial obstacles for Ukrainian interception units, as their drones cannot achieve sufficient speed to engage the faster Russian models, leading to successful Russian strikes. This issue became particularly evident after a large-scale Russian aerial assault involving ballistic missiles and 123 strike drones, including 73 jet-powered Shahed-type drones. While Ukrainian air defenses interc...
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Beyond Africa Gathering in Texas Focuses on Empowering African Diaspora in AI, Business, and Creative Economy

Beyond Africa Gathering in Texas Focuses on Empowering African Diaspora in AI, Business, and Creative Economy

Beyond Africa Gathering in Texas Focuses on Empowering African Diaspora in AI, Business, and Creative Economy
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Frontier Airlines Introduces First-Class Bookings and Enhanced Onboard Amenities

Frontier Airlines Introduces First-Class Bookings and Enhanced Onboard Amenities

Frontier Airlines Introduces First-Class Bookings and Enhanced Onboard Amenities
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Alycia Baumgardner Secures IBF Lightweight Title, Climbs ESPN Pound-for-Pound Rankings

Alycia Baumgardner Secures IBF Lightweight Title, Climbs ESPN Pound-for-Pound Rankings

Alycia Baumgardner Secures IBF Lightweight Title, Climbs ESPN Pound-for-Pound Rankings
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SpaceX aims for first double catch of Starship in its most ambitious test flight yet

SpaceX aims for first double catch of Starship in its most ambitious test flight yet

SpaceX is launching Starship into orbit on its boldest test yet, a 22-hour flight that aims to recapture the entire rocket at the Texas pad
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Rolling Meadows Office Complex to be Demolished for First Data Center

Rolling Meadows Office Complex to be Demolished for First Data Center

Rolling Meadows Office Complex to be Demolished for First Data Center
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Insight Partners Leads $65 Million Series C Funding for AI Company Gradial

Insight Partners Leads $65 Million Series C Funding for AI Company Gradial

Insight Partners Leads $65 Million Series C Funding for AI Company Gradial
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Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Donate $10 Million to UT Dell Medicine for Healthcare Transformation

Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Donate $10 Million to UT Dell Medicine for Healthcare Transformation

Phil and Mary Beth Canfield have made a significant $10 million contribution to UT Dell Medicine, the academic health system of The University of Texas at Austin. This donation aims to support the transformation of healthcare delivery in Central Texas and beyond. The funds are intended to accelerate the translation of medical discoveries into patient care, extend healthy lifespans, and bring advanced treatments closer to the community. Austin's population surpassed 1 million residents in 2025, highlighting the growing need for scalable, high-quality healthcare. The Canfields' gift is unrestricted, providing UT Dell Medicine leaders with the flexibility to invest in promising discoveries and evolving needs. UT Dell Medical Center, a cornerstone of UT Dell Medicine, is scheduled to open in 2030, with its design focused on patient and care team needs, incorporating flexible physical and digital infrastructure to adapt to medical advancements.