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    Boston Dynamics begins training Atlas robots at Hyundai plant●Boston Dynamics starts training for Atlas robots at Hyundai plant✉newsTechnologyRobotics3 h ago

    Boston Dynamics has started training its Atlas humanoid robots at a Hyundai manufacturing plant, marking a step toward deploying the machines in real industrial work. The move signals Hyundai's intent to put the recently redesigned electric Atlas to practical use on factory floors, as automakers and robotics firms race to bring humanoids into manufacturing operations.

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    Huawei's Atlas 960E ships with fewer chips than announced▼Huawei Unveils Atlas 960E With 4,096 Chips, Not the 15,488 Announced✉newsTechnologySemiconductors1 d ago

    Huawei has unveiled its Atlas 960E AI computing system with 4,096 chips, not the 15,488 it previously announced. The discrepancy has raised questions about the company's stated specifications for the system, which is part of Huawei's push to build domestic AI computing power amid US export restrictions on advanced semiconductors.

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    Trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan sickens 34 people▼Trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan affects 34 people✉newsHealthPandemics8 h ago

    A trichinellosis outbreak in San Juan has affected 34 people, according to a report by the Global Risk Atlas. Trichinellosis is a parasitic disease typically contracted by eating undercooked meat, especially pork. Health authorities are expected to investigate the source as cases continue to draw attention locally and internationally.

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    TZUYU to record theme song for Williams F1 and Dan Da Dan collaboration▼K-Pop star TZUYU to record official theme song celebrating the collaboration between Atlassian Williams F1 Team X DAN DA DAN | Atlassian Williams F1 Team✉newsSportMotorsport4 h ago

    Williams Racing has announced that K-Pop star TZUYU will record the official theme song for its collaboration with the anime series Dan Da Dan. The partnership between the Atlassian-sponsored Formula 1 team and the popular anime is being marked with the track, pairing motorsport with Japanese pop culture. Fans of both F1 and anime are reacting to the unusual crossover, which follows a broader trend of motorsport teams teaming up with entertainment brands to reach younger audiences.