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Global RAM Crunch Could Stretch Into 2027 and Beyond as AI Demand Reshapes Supply

Manufacturers are expected to meet only 60 percent of demand by the end of 2027.
Major suppliers are adding capacity, but most new fabs will not be online until 2027 or later.
New facilities are primarily focused on HBM for AI data centers, limiting relief for consumer DRAM markets.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 19, 2026·via theverge.com

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Why BMW, Mercedes are pulling back on eyes-off self-driving in favor of Tesla-style systems

BMW and Mercedes Reassess Level 3 Ambitions as Europe Driver-Assist Strategy Shifts

BMW and Mercedes are reportedly pausing wider Level 3 rollout in Europe.
BMW's Personal Pilot Level 3 will not be offered on the updated 7 Series.
Both companies are shifting attention toward less advanced systems that compete more directly with Tesla-style driver assistance.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 19, 2026·via autonews.com

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How Engineers Kick-Started the Scientific Method

Francis Bacon’s Science Was Shaped by the Engineers of His Time

An IEEE Spectrum essay argues Bacon was influenced by contemporary inventors.
The piece highlights Cornelis Drebbel and Salomon de Caus as examples of learning by doing.
The argument reframes engineering practice as part of the origins of modern scientific method.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 19, 2026·via spectrum.ieee.org

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How I share audio from my Android phone to multiple earbuds (and why it's a big deal)

Android Audio Sharing Pushes LE Audio and Auracast Into Everyday Use

Android can share audio with multiple earbuds or headphones on supported devices.
The feature depends on LE Audio and Auracast compatibility.
Pixel and Samsung devices are cited as current examples with support.

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DT Editorial Team·Apr 19, 2026·via zdnet.com

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New AJ Foyt Biography Will Have Some of the Greatest Racing Stories Ever

A.J. Foyt’s Career Story Expands With a Second Biography Volume

Octane Press is taking pre-orders for a second volume of A.J. Foyt’s biography.
The new book covers Foyt’s career from 1978 onward, including his later driving years and team ownership.
Foyt’s record remains exceptional across IndyCar, NASCAR, and endurance racing.

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"Fraud, He Wrote!" Whistleblower Takes On Donut Lab Battery Claims - CleanTechnica

Whistleblower Complaint Challenges Donut Lab’s Solid-State Battery Claims

A criminal complaint in Finland challenges Donut Lab’s solid-state battery claims.
The allegations question reported performance figures and manufacturing readiness.
The dispute highlights a wider deep-tech problem: bold commercialization claims can outrun verification.

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Ford's Never-Seen, Canceled Moonshot EV Has Been Hiding in Plain Sight Online for a Year

Ford’s Canceled Three-Row EV Is Now Shaping Its Next Electric Platform

Ford confirmed to The Drive that the image was its canceled three-row electric SUV.
The company said the vehicle was canceled in August 2024 and is now a research vehicle.
The prototype emphasized aerodynamics, rapid charging, and large-family interior space.
Ford is now focusing on a planned $30,000 small electric pickup and a broader affordable EV platform.

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Meta Glasses Are Comfortable, Functional, and Make My Spouse Recoil in Fear

Meta’s Smart Glasses Lead Grows as Privacy Concerns Follow

WIRED reports Meta sold more than 7 million pairs of smart glasses in 2025.
Meta’s partnership with EssilorLuxottica is presented as a key reason the category has become stylish and accessible.
The article says Apple is recalibrating away from AR-heavy wearables toward simpler glasses.
Privacy and social acceptance remain major barriers despite growing adoption.

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BLUETTI Brings Its Portable Power Stations To Hawaii Electric Home Show, RE+ Mexico - CleanTechnica

Portable Power Companies Are Targeting Costly Grids and Resilience Markets

BLUETTI is showcasing portable battery products in Hawaii and Mexico.
The marketing emphasis includes backup power, time-of-use load shifting, and replacing fossil-fueled generators in some cases.
The broader trend is portable storage moving closer to mainstream household energy use.

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Dirty ‘Chameleon Carriers’ Ignore Truck Safety Rules by Sneakily Switching Names

‘Chameleon Carriers’ Expose a Persistent Weakness in U.S. Truck Safety Enforcement

A recent investigation described how some trucking operators may escape poor safety histories by changing company identities.
The reporting focused on alleged practices involving names, DOT numbers, and truck markings.
The issue points to a deeper enforcement weakness in how regulators track business continuity over time.

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The race to catch KRAS, pancreatic cancer’s ‘greasy ball,’ and create the most promising drug in decades

A KRAS Drug Candidate Is Raising Hopes for Pancreatic Cancer Treatment

A Revolution Medicines drug candidate is being described as one of the most promising pancreatic cancer advances in decades.
The therapy targets KRAS, a long-frustrating protein in cancer drug development.
Available source material points to unusually strong early results but does not include full trial detail.

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This powerful Gemini setting made my AI results way more personal and accurate

Google’s Gemini Gets More Personal as AI Assistants Pull in More User Data

Google has rolled out a Gemini feature that connects data from apps including Gmail, Photos, and Search.
The goal is to reduce manual context-setting and make responses more tailored to each user.
The move reflects a broader industry shift toward AI assistants built on persistent personal context.

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Hisense’s Midrange TV Has a Fancy Stand, but Also Some Image-Processing Quirks

Hisense’s U7SG Shows How Fast Midrange TVs Are Absorbing Premium Features

Hisense’s U7SG adds premium-style design touches and a matte anti-reflective screen to the midrange tier.
The set is described as bright, colorful, detailed, and well equipped for gaming.
Its launch comes as newer RGB LED technology begins to reshape expectations at the high end.

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Gazing Into Sam Altman’s Orb Now Proves You’re Human on Tinder

World’s Tinder Deal Turns Biometric Verification Into a Mainstream Consumer Test

World has expanded its Tinder verification program globally after a prior pilot in Japan.
Users verified through World’s Orb can display a badge showing they are human and receive five free boosts.
The rollout is a major test of whether consumers will accept biometric identity checks as AI-driven authenticity concerns grow.

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U.S. Coal-Fired Generating Capacity Retired in 2025 Was the Least in 15 Years - CleanTechnica

U.S. Coal Retirements Slowed Sharply in 2025 as Emergency Orders and Delays Propped Up Aging Plants

Only 2.6 GW of coal-fired capacity retired in the U.S. in 2025, the least since 2010.
Delayed closures, canceled retirement plans, and DOE emergency orders kept additional coal capacity available.
The data show coal’s long-term decline continues, but with a slower and less predictable timeline.

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How Trump is pushing psychedelics reform through the health agencies

Trump Administration Pushes Psychedelics Reform Through Federal Health Agencies

STAT’s supplied candidate says Trump ordered the federal government to rush access to psychedelic treatments.
The same candidate says the administration is reevaluating psychedelics’ status as controlled substances.
The move signals a potentially significant shift in how federal health agencies handle emerging mental health therapies.

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After using this HP laptop, I get why its 'boring' design is preferred by business users

HP’s ZBook 8 G1i Shows Why the Traditional Mobile Workstation Still Has a Market

ZDNET’s review frames the ZBook 8 G1i as a traditional business workstation built around performance and durability.
The laptop’s strengths include powerful hardware and a sturdy build, while its weaknesses include weight, heat, price, and middling battery life.
The product reflects continued demand for laptops optimized for professional workloads rather than thin-and-light portability.

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RFK Jr. defends FDA, Makary following Republican questions

RFK Jr.'s Defense of FDA Chief Marty Makary Highlights Pressure Inside His Own Coalition

RFK Jr. defended the FDA and Commissioner Marty Makary during a House hearing.
Kennedy said Makary is under substantial pressure from the pharmaceutical industry.
The exchange suggests meaningful political pressure around FDA leadership even from Republican questioners.

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OpenAI Executive Kevin Weil Is Leaving the Company

OpenAI's Prism Retreat Shows How Fast AI Product Culture Is Narrowing

Prism is being sunset as a standalone app and folded into Codex.
OpenAI says the move is part of a broader effort to unify business and product strategy.
The change reflects a wider AI-industry shift from many experimental apps to fewer central platforms.

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OpenAI loses three executives in one swoop as restructuring reshapes its product lineup

OpenAI's Executive Shake-Up Signals a Hard Turn Toward Coding and Enterprise

OpenAI lost Kevin Weil, Bill Peebles, and Srinivas Narayanan in the same restructuring moment.
Prism and its team are being moved into Codex as part of a broader product consolidation.
The company is shifting attention toward coding and enterprise customers while video efforts lose priority.

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