Microsoft, the technology giant, has announced its fiscal fourth-quarter earnings, surpassing analyst expectations and proving its continued success and growth in the market. With a profit of $20.1 billion, or $2.69 per share, Microsoft has demonstrated its ability to generate substantial earnings. CEO Satya Nadella highlighted Microsoft’s commitment to leading the new AI platform shift.
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Researchers have made significant progress in accurately counting and objectively analyzing close encounters between drones and airplanes. This new method eliminates the reliance solely on pilot sightings, providing a more comprehensive understanding of these incidents. The study, conducted by Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Unmanned Robotic Systems Analysis (URSA), examined a large dataset of piloted aircraft
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For over 150 years, Kirchhoff’s law of thermal radiation has stood as an undisputed principle in the field of physics. However, recent groundbreaking research conducted by Harry Atwater’s lab at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) challenges this long-held belief. Through the development of an innovative device, the traditional relationship between an object’s absorbed and
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In the realm of materials, two main categories dominate: metals and insulators. Metals, such as copper and iron, possess free-flowing electrons that enable them to conduct electricity. On the other hand, insulators like glass and rubber have tightly bound electrons and therefore do not conduct electricity. This stark contrast in behavior has long fascinated scientists
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Researchers in various scientific fields have been striving to develop innovative techniques for imaging weakly scattering phase objects, such as cells. Chemical stains and fluorescent tags have traditionally been used to enhance image contrast, but these methods often involve complex and potentially toxic sample preparation steps. However, a breakthrough in the form of quantitative phase
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A recent study conducted on laboratory samples has uncovered a fascinating discovery – the key components of espresso coffee may have the ability to protect against protein clumping in the brain, a condition linked to Alzheimer’s disease. This research opens up an exciting new avenue for scientists to explore in terms of potential treatment options.
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