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Nvidia-Powered Windows PCs Coming Soon!

Published about 8 hours ago

Microsoft and Nvidia are collaborating to launch new Windows computers powered by Nvidia's processors. These computers, expected to be unveiled at Computex in Taiwan and Microsoft's Build developer conference in San Francisco, will mark the first time Nvidia's chips are used as the main CPU in Windows PCs. The move aims to compete with Apple's M-series chips, known for their battery efficiency and performance. These new computers, potentially under Microsoft's Surface brand and from other PC makers like Dell, will also feature advanced AI agent software capable of complex tasks without internet or cloud assistance. This partnership is strategic for Microsoft as it seeks to shift towards energy-efficient chips.

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Nvidia-Powered Windows PCs Coming Soon!
FBI Warns: Microsoft Accounts Hacked Without Password

FBI Warns: Microsoft Accounts Hacked Without Password

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Nepal to Build AI Factory; Experts Voice Concerns

Nepal to Build AI Factory; Experts Voice Concerns

eKantipur
Anthropic to Launch Opus 4.8 and Mythos AI Models

Anthropic to Launch Opus 4.8 and Mythos AI Models

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AI Call Center Launched in Kathmandu Ward

AI Call Center Launched in Kathmandu Ward

Published 2 days ago

Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward 17 has launched an AI-powered call center that can handle up to 15 calls simultaneously. This initiative aims to create a "smart ward" by providing citizens with easy access to information and services. Callers can dial 01 5971989 and interact with an AI assistant who can answer common questions about ward services, such as citizenship recommendations and senior citizen allowance distribution. If the AI cannot answer a question, the call is transferred to a ward employee. The system also tracks call data to analyze citizen concerns and improve service delivery.

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Green Hydrogen Cooking Tech Developed in Nepal

Green Hydrogen Cooking Tech Developed in Nepal

Published 2 days ago

For the first time in Nepal, a technology to cook food using green hydrogen has been developed in Badigad Rural Municipality of Baglung. The hydrogen gas is produced using wasted electricity and water. After successful testing, the gas is now being filled into cylinders for cooking. The project, initiated three years ago as a pilot, is a collaboration between Tribhuvan University and various international institutions. Gandaki Province's Minister of Economic Affairs inaugurated the project, emphasizing its potential for environmental protection, increased electricity consumption, and self-reliant cooking. One kilogram of hydrogen gas can suffice a small family for about a week. The project has already cost approximately one crore rupees, excluding the study costs.

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Are We More Alone Despite Being Connected?

Are We More Alone Despite Being Connected?

eKantipur
Redmi Pad 2 9.7 Launched in Nepal by Xiaomi

Redmi Pad 2 9.7 Launched in Nepal by Xiaomi

Himalayan Times
Digital Services in Nepal: Urban-Focused Growth

Digital Services in Nepal: Urban-Focused Growth

eKantipur
2300-Year-Old Engineering Marvel Unveiled!

2300-Year-Old Engineering Marvel Unveiled!

Published 3 days ago

Chetnath Acharya reports on a remarkable 2300-year-old engineering feat: the Dujiangyan Irrigation Project and the Couple Bridge. This ancient irrigation system, located in China, showcases the advanced engineering knowledge of the time. The report highlights the historical significance and enduring functionality of this project, emphasizing its impact on agriculture and water management for centuries.

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NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by 2032

NASA Plans Permanent Moon Base by 2032

Published 3 days ago

NASA has unveiled its plans to establish a permanent human settlement on the Moon, aiming for completion by 2032. NASA chief Jared Isaacman stated that the US is not just returning to the Moon but intending to stay. This announcement follows the successful Artemis 2 mission in April. The permanent lunar base is expected to facilitate scientific experiments, potentially enable the extraction of valuable resources, and serve as a stepping stone for missions to Mars. The project marks a significant advancement in space exploration and long-term lunar habitation.

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Google Unveils New Health Data Consolidation Tech

Google Unveils New Health Data Consolidation Tech

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Google's AI Push: Exploring Alternative Search Engines

Google's AI Push: Exploring Alternative Search Engines

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YouTube Music Adds Sorting Feature!

YouTube Music Adds Sorting Feature!

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NASA to Build Moon Base Amid China Race

NASA to Build Moon Base Amid China Race

Published 4 days ago

NASA has announced its plans to build a permanent base camp on the Moon, escalating competition with China in the space race. The plan includes deploying robotic landers, hopping drones, and rovers, with companies like Blue Origin contracted to develop these technologies. NASA aims to land astronauts on the Moon before 2029, but faces pressure from China, which plans to send humans by 2030. The lunar base will facilitate scientific experiments, resource extraction, and serve as a launchpad for Mars missions. The project is divided into three phases: robotic exploration, establishing power plants, and human settlement by 2032. NASA faces challenges, particularly in developing a safe lunar landing system, currently contracted to SpaceX.

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AI Job Fears: Tech CEOs Face Graduate Protests

AI Job Fears: Tech CEOs Face Graduate Protests

Published 5 days ago

As AI rapidly advances, tech CEOs face the challenge of addressing concerns about job displacement. Google's CEO Sundar Pichai acknowledged these anxieties, particularly among graduates entering the job market, during a podcast interview. This follows incidents where tech leaders like former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and Big Machine Records CEO Scott Borchetta were met with protests at university commencement ceremonies for discussing AI's impact. Pichai remains optimistic about AI's potential and plans to share his experiences at Stanford University's commencement, emphasizing the role of graduates in shaping AI's future. Public sentiment, however, remains divided, with many Americans expressing concern over AI's increasing presence in daily life and its impact on employment.

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Musk's Grok AI Fails to Impress US Government

Musk's Grok AI Fails to Impress US Government

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Nepal's Potential as a Global Data Center Hub

Nepal's Potential as a Global Data Center Hub

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OnePlus to Launch New OLED Tablet Soon

OnePlus to Launch New OLED Tablet Soon

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Balen's YouTube Channel & Pro-Monarchy Song: What Happened?

Balen's YouTube Channel & Pro-Monarchy Song: What Happened?

Published 6 days ago

A pro-monarchy AI-generated song, 'Searching for Gyanendra,' appeared on Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah's official YouTube channel, sparking social media debate. Technical experts suggest someone exploited loopholes in digital distributors like DistroKid to link the song to Balen's channel, possibly for clickbait. The song, uploaded three months ago, has garnered significantly fewer views than Balen's usual content. Similar incidents have occurred with other artists like Sushant KC and Samir Shrestha, where unauthorized songs were linked to their profiles. DistroKid is a digital distributor that allows artists to upload music to platforms like YouTube Music and Spotify. Anyone can create an account and potentially misuse it by linking content to incorrect profiles.

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