March 17, 2025

YC-backed ReactWise is applying AI to speed up drug manufacturing | TechCrunch

Artificial intelligence continues stirring things up in chemistry. To wit: Y Combinator-backed Cambridge, U.K.-based ReactWise is using AI to speed up chemical manufacturing — a key step in bringing new drugs to market. Once a promising drug has been identified in the lab, pharma firms need to be able to produce much larger amounts of the material to run clinical trials. This is where ReactWise is offering to step in with its “AI copilot for

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Rules Over Followers: BYDFi’s Official Response to ExtraVOD’s False Allegations | HackerNoon

Victoria, Seychelles, March 17th, 2025/Chainwire/–Recently, BYDFi has noticed misleading accusations made by the content creator ExtraVOD on social media against BYDFi. To ensure transparency and clarity for all users, BYDFi would like to present the facts of the situation: January 25: Detection of Abnormal Trading Activity When ExtraVOD’s first account reached the perpetual risk limit, he opened a second account to bypass restrictions. BYDFi identified abnormal trading activities and ExtraVOD was reminded of BYDFi’s User

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Meet AWS Marketplace: HackerNoon Company of the Week | HackerNoon

Welcome to another edition of HackerNoon Company of the Week! Every week, we spotlight a fabulous company from our Tech Company Database, showcasing those making a significant impact on the global tech scene and in the lives of their users. This one-of-a-kind HackerNoon database ranks everything from S&P 500 giants to the most promising startups of the year. This week, we proudly presentAWS Marketplace – a one-of-a-kind online store that connects businesses with thousands of

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Inworld AI showcases AI case studies as they move to production

The current AI ecosystem wasn’t built with game developers in mind. While impressive in controlled demos, today’s AI technologies expose critical limitations when transitioning to production-ready games, said Kylan Gibbs, CEO of Inworld AI, in an interview with GamesBeat. Right now, AI deployment is being slowed because game developers are dependent on black-box APIs with unpredictable pricing and shifting terms, leading to a loss of autonomy and stalled innovation, he said. Players are left with

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Robotics

Flexiv expands Singapore operations to bring more robots to a growing market – The Robot Report

Founded in 2016, Flexiv has established offices in Silicon Valley, Shanghai, Beijing, Taiwan, and Singapore. | Source: Flexiv Flexiv last week announced the expansion of its operations in Singapore, a key market for the company. To accommodate its growing team and meet rising customer demand, Flexiv Singapore recently relocated to a larger facility within Singapore Science Park 1. The company said this strategic expansion reflects both the increasing popularity of robotic automation solutions in the

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Game studios deal with uncertainty by doing more with less | Unity

Unity said in its annual report that game developers faced with uncertainty are doing more with less resources. The last few years have been a difficult time in game development, said Unity, maker of the Unity 6 game engine. The industry is still massive, with over three billion global active players. Games grossed over $184 billion in 2024, easily out-earning TV and movies. Yet there’s a grimmer set of numbers, too, the tallies of layoffs,

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Hardware

Google Confirms Gemini AI Is Replacing Google Assistant On Mobile

Just like Microsoft recently did with Skype and its Remote Windows app, Google has announced that it will replace its Google Assistant feature, but with Gemini. Google described the change as a “new kind of help only possible with the power of AI.” Since its launch in 2016, Google Assistant has played a vital role in helping users interact with their devices more naturally. Google has now emphasized that generative AI has presented a more helpful

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Hardware

NVIDIA Unveils Playable Half-Life 2 RTX With Glorious Ray Tracing

Half-Life, one of the best first person shooters of all time, got its flowers with the amazing Black Mesa remake made by fans with Valve’s blessing. Half-Life 2 is now getting the same treatment, once again led by fans, with Half-Life 2 RTX. While the team initially debuted its effort towards the end of last year, it still needed more time in the oven. However, NVIDIA decided the time was right to give gamers a

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Hardware

Intel’s 18A Node Just Hit An Exciting Early Milestone In Arizona Fab

Intel has achieved a significant early milestone in its Arizona semiconductor fabrication plant, with the first wafers successfully processed on its advanced 18A process node. This achievement, announced at the same time as its March 13th conference, signals positive momentum for the company’s manufacturing roadmap. The news first surfaced publicly via LinkedIn, where Pankaj Marria, an Engineering Manager at Intel and member of an internal team apparently known as the ‘Eagle Team,’ celebrated the achievement.

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