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- 1Google to test AI chips in space with prototype satellite●Project Suncatcher: Google to launch prototype satellite to test AI chips in space
Google has announced Project Suncatcher, an initiative to launch a prototype satellite designed to test the performance of AI chips in orbit. The company is exploring whether data centres could eventually operate in space, taking advantage of continuous solar power while avoiding land and cooling constraints on Earth. The project puts Google in competition with other tech firms weighing space-based computing.
- 2East Village Factory Conversion by Architectural Scholar Draws Interest●An East Village Factory Conversion by an Architectural Scholar and Artist http://www.curbed.com/article/architectural-hi
An East Village factory building has been converted into a house by architectural historian Robin Middleton, artist Ruth Lakofski, and Billy Walton. The project, covered by Curbed, highlights how a former industrial space in Manhattan's East Village neighborhood was transformed into a residence blending scholarly architectural sensibilities with an artist's eye.
- 3Karen refugees build community garden in West Philadelphia●Karen refugees put down roots in a community garden space in West Philly
Karen refugees from Myanmar are growing food and community ties in a shared garden space in West Philadelphia. The garden offers a place to grow traditional crops, connect with neighbors, and put down roots after displacement. Local outlet Billy Penn at WHYY reported on the project, highlighting how gardening supports cultural continuity and belonging for the refugee community.
- 4Trademark Property to build 202,000-square-foot retail district in Cypress▼Trademark Property Company to begin construction of 202,000-square-foot retail district in Cypress
Trademark Property Company is set to begin construction of a 202,000-square-foot retail district in Cypress, Texas. The development adds significant new commercial retail space to the fast-growing Houston-area suburb. Local business and real estate observers are watching the project as a sign of continued retail expansion in the region.
- 5Henderson office complex begins conversion into dining and retail destination▼Construction starts to turn Henderson office complex into new dining, retail site
Construction has started on a project to convert an office complex in Henderson, Nevada, into a new dining and retail site. The redevelopment, reported by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, signals continued commercial repositioning in the Las Vegas area, where office space is being repurposed to meet demand for restaurants and shopping venues.
- 6ChatGPT launches shared workspace to rival Google Docs●ChatGPT’s new Space wants to replace the copy-paste dance with Google Docs ChatGPT can now stay with your work after the
OpenAI has introduced a new Space feature for ChatGPT, a shared AI workspace designed to keep documents and work projects alive after a conversation ends. The tool aims to replace the routine of copying ChatGPT output into Google Docs, letting users continue editing and collaborating directly inside ChatGPT. Tech commentators see it as a direct challenge to Google's productivity tools.
- 7NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 to Carry ISS National Lab Research▼Astronauts Launching on NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 Will Support Variety of ISS National Lab-Sponsored Research
The astronauts launching on NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission to the International Space Station will support a range of research projects sponsored by the ISS National Laboratory. The mission continues NASA's partnership with SpaceX in rotating crews to the orbiting station, with science investigations spanning multiple disciplines arriving alongside the new crew.
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North Las Vegas is set to gain a new 73-acre community and sports hub, according to local reporting. Details about funding, facilities, and a timeline have not yet been made public, but the project points to continued growth and investment in outdoor recreation and community spaces in one of the fastest-developing parts of the Las Vegas valley.
- 9Norcross says Camden housing and office demand is a 'good problem'▼Norcross on Camden: Need for new housing, office space ‘a good problem to have’ as city’s revival enters new phase
Business figure George Norcross says Camden's revival is entering a new phase, with growing demand for new housing and office space that he calls 'a good problem to have.' The remarks point to continued redevelopment momentum in New Jersey's largest South Jersey city, where commercial and residential projects have been reshaping the downtown in recent years.
- 10Florida Tech students simulate life on Mars●'You're on your own': Florida Tech students live like astronauts on "Mars" mission
Students at Florida Tech are taking part in a simulated Mars mission, living as astronauts would on the red planet with limited outside support. Participants describe the experience with the warning 'you're on your own', reflecting the isolation and self-reliance the simulation demands. The project highlights growing student involvement in space exploration research as Florida continues to position itself at the center of the aerospace industry.
- 11Indiana economic development agency touts business wins, supercomputer ambitions▼IEDC boasts businesses moving to Indiana, eyes supercomputer and Space Academy
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation says companies continue to relocate to the state, and it is weighing future projects including a supercomputer and a Space Academy initiative. The announcement highlights Indiana's push to attract high-tech investment and build on recent business recruitment successes.
- 12SVA opens ContinuEd Project Space show by Stephanie McGovern▼ContinuEd Project Space: Stephanie McGovern
The School of Visual Arts in New York is presenting an exhibition by Stephanie McGovern at its ContinuEd Project Space, a venue tied to the school's continuing education program. The show highlights work connected to SVA's adult and continuing-education community, giving students and alumni a public platform. Details about the artworks and exhibition dates have not been widely reported.
- 13San Francisco ADU Designed to Look Like an Elevated Garden Shed●This San Francisco ADU Was Designed to Look Like an Elevated Garden Shed Instead of a Back House
Sunset Magazine is showcasing a San Francisco accessory dwelling unit designed to resemble an elevated garden shed rather than a conventional back house. The design aims to blend the small backyard home into its garden setting instead of reading as a separate rental unit. The project highlights growing interest in ADUs as cities like San Francisco encourage backyard construction to ease housing shortages.
- 14NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 Astronauts to Deliver ISS Research▼Astronauts Launching on NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 Will Support Variety of ISS National Lab-Sponsored Research
The astronauts flying on NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission will carry out a range of research projects sponsored by the International Space Station National Laboratory during their stay aboard the orbiting outpost. The upcoming launch continues NASA's partnership with SpaceX in rotating crews to the station, with the science workload spanning investigations supported through the ISS National Lab.
- 15Orioles to renovate Camden Yards left field upper deck●O's to renovate LF upper deck at Camden Yards, add social space
The Baltimore Orioles plan to renovate the left field upper deck at Camden Yards, converting the area into a new social space for fans. The project continues the ballclub's effort to modernize the historic ballpark while keeping it viable for future seasons. Details on cost and timeline have not yet been made public.