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- 1Caltech's Alireza Marandi Named Moore Experimental Physics InvestigatorβAlireza Marandi Named a Moore Experimental Physics Investigator
Alireza Marandi of Caltech has been named a Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigator, joining a select group of researchers recognized for inventive approaches to experimental physics. Marandi works on photonic and quantum technologies, and the appointment brings substantial long-term support for his lab's research program.
- 2DeepSeek and Huawei partner on AI chip technologyβπ¨π¨π³π€ DEEPSEEK & HUAWEI JOIN FORCES ON AI CHIP TECHNOLOGY Chinese AI company DeepSeek has partnered with Huawei Technolog
Chinese AI firm DeepSeek has partnered with Huawei Technologies to develop tools for programming AI chips, according to Reuters. The collaboration comes as China pushes to reduce its reliance on Nvidia's AI hardware amid ongoing US export restrictions. Observers see it as a significant step in Beijing's drive for technological self-sufficiency in semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
- 3Fredericksburg named Texas' 100th Music Friendly communityβFredericksburg named Texasβ 100th Music Friendly community
Fredericksburg has been officially designated Texas' 100th Music Friendly community, a state certification recognizing towns that support and grow their local music economies. The Hill Country town, already known for its tourism and wineries, now joins a statewide program aimed at boosting live music venues, events and industry jobs. Local officials and music advocates welcomed the milestone as it marks continued expansion of the program across Texas.
- 4Local artists and art organizations invited to join city databaseβLocal artists, art orgs invited to join city database
Athens is inviting local artists and art organizations to sign up for a new city-run database. The registry is meant to give the city a clearer picture of its creative community and make it easier to connect artists with public projects, events and funding opportunities as they arise.
- 5Disney Unveils 2026 TV Directing Program CohortsβDisney Sets 2026 TV Directing Cohorts, 'Tracker', 'Scrubs' More Join Roster
Disney has announced its 2026 television directing cohorts, with the programs behind series such as 'Tracker' and 'Scrubs' among those joining the roster. The initiative continues Disney's effort to develop new TV directors across its studio lineup. Full details on the selected participants and partner shows were reported by Deadline.
- 6TIER IV joins Arm Total Design to speed Autoware deploymentβTIER IV joins Arm Total Design for Physical AI to accelerate ready-to-use Autoware solutions through Open AD Kit
Japanese autonomous driving software company TIER IV has joined Arm Total Design for Physical AI, a partnership program led by chip designer Arm. The move is intended to accelerate the delivery of ready-to-use Autoware solutions through Open AD Kit, making the open-source autonomous driving stack easier to deploy on Arm-based hardware for physical AI applications.
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Cardiac surgeon Eric Etchill, a specialist in heart transplantation, has joined Johns Hopkins Medicine. He is expected to contribute to the institution's heart transplant and advanced heart failure programs. The announcement came via Johns Hopkins Medicine's own channels, and details about his exact role, start date, and prior position were not included in the announcement.
- 8Crypto exchange Ourbit promotes 50% lifetime affiliate payoutsβOurbit affiliate program, read at the source on 1 October: 50% of referred trading fees, lifetime, settled daily at 10:0
Crypto exchange Ourbit is promoting an affiliate program offering 50% of referred users' trading fees for life, paid daily at 10:00 UTC+8, with no KYC required to join. The payout applies only to the 0.04% futures taker fee, as spot trading carries no fee. The company behind the exchange is reported to carry an FCA warning dating to May.
- 9UVA Darden Joins Verizon's AI Skills for America InitiativeβUVA Darden Joins Verizonβs AI Skills for America Initiative
The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business has joined Verizon's AI Skills for America Initiative, a program aimed at expanding artificial intelligence skills training across the United States. The partnership signals growing collaboration between business schools and major employers to prepare the American workforce for AI-driven changes in the workplace, though details of Darden's specific role were not immediately available.