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Chubu Electric leaders reportedly set to quit over nuclear safety-data falsification

Chubu Electric Power's top two executives are set to step down over falsified safety data used in regulatory reviews, according to local media cited by Bloomberg. The reviews concern restarting some of the company's nuclear reactors. The reported resignations follow the data issue rather than a stated reactor-restart decision.
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LSU demonstrates room-temperature multiphoton quantum reservoir

Louisiana State University researchers reported a room-temperature optical platform that uses bright classical light and photon-number-resolving measurements to access multiphoton quantum behavior for information processing. The ...

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Rubin releases deep COSMOS-field image and research catalog

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory released a deep image and scientific-research catalog of the COSMOS field as part of the first phase of its Data Preview 2. The release combines observations made from April 2025 through January 2026 ...

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ChargePoint reports $116 million Q2 revenue as margins improve

ChargePoint reported $116 million in second-quarter revenue, above its $100 million to $110 million guidance range, according to a summary of its earnings call. The company said non-GAAP gross margin reached 38%, or about 35% exc...

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NTP operator reports scanner spillover tied to Tesla hostname

Dreamstation.systems said it received more than 50,000 automated probes since Aug. 21 from AWS-hosted scanners carrying Assetnote identifiers and targeting the Tesla hostname pool-ntp.tesla.com. The operator attributed the spillo...

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Mexican authorities seize alleged Puebla crypto farm with 300 GPUs

Mexican federal authorities, the Navy and state police seized an alleged clandestine cryptocurrency-mining operation in Tlaola, Puebla, Reuters reported. Authorities recovered about 300 GPUs, 80 medium-voltage terminations, a tra...

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