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How is liquid cooling evolving to handle AI data center heat loads?

February 20, 2026

AI Data Center Liquid Cooling: Evolving Heat Solutions

Kyle C. Garrison

Artificial intelligence workloads are transforming data centers into extremely dense computing environments. Training large language models, running real-time inference, and supporting accelerated analytics rely heavily on GPUs, TPUs, and custom…

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February 15, 2026

How are enterprises adopting retrieval-augmented generation for knowledge work?

Kyle C. Garrison

Retrieval-augmented generation, commonly known as RAG, merges large language models with enterprise information sources to deliver answers anchored in reliable data. Rather than depending only on a model’s internal training,…

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Sleep curiosities: why we dream and what it’s for

February 14, 2026

Decoding Sleep Curiosities: What Dreams Are For

Kyle C. Garrison

Dreaming is a nearly universal human experience, with most individuals drifting into several dreams each night, although what they see, how vivid it feels, and what they later remember can…

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Therapeutic vaccines: the concept gaining ground in oncology

February 5, 2026

Therapeutic Vaccines in Oncology: A Concept Taking Hold

Kyle C. Garrison

Therapeutic cancer vaccines mark a transition from simple prevention to active intervention: rather than stopping infection or the emergence of disease, they are designed to teach the patient’s immune system…

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February 5, 2026

How do companies measure productivity gains from AI copilots at scale?

Kyle C. Garrison

Productivity gains from AI copilots are not always visible through traditional metrics like hours worked or output volume. AI copilots assist knowledge workers by drafting content, writing code, analyzing data,…

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Fears of an AI bubble were nowhere to be found at the world’s biggest tech show

January 16, 2026

No AI Bubble Worries at Global Tech Event

Kyle C. Garrison

The 2026 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas was shaped by breakthroughs in AI, humanoid robotics, and cutting‑edge devices redefining modern innovation. From large-scale robotic systems to next‑generation wearables, the…

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January 8, 2026

Brain curiosities: why we forget proper names

Kyle C. Garrison

Forgetting someone’s name at an inconvenient moment is something almost everyone experiences. Proper names behave unlike ordinary words: they tend to vanish even when familiar nouns and general knowledge stay…

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One small change in battery design could reduce fires, researchers say

January 2, 2026

New Battery Design: Less Fire Hazard

Kyle C. Garrison

A more secure direction ahead for lithium-ion batteriesGroundbreaking advances in battery chemistry are redefining the balance between safety and performance, and a novel electrolyte formulation devised by researchers in Hong…

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Exercise as an antidepressant: what dose works best

December 27, 2025

Exercise for Depression: What Dose is Most Effective?

Kyle C. Garrison

Strong evidence supports exercise as a clinically meaningful intervention for depressive symptoms across ages and settings. The benefit is not uniform for every person or every protocol, so understanding the…

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New images show an interstellar comet that will soon make its closest approach to Earth

December 5, 2025

First Look: Interstellar Comet Nearing Earth

Kyle C. Garrison

Astronomers capture new images of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS approaching EarthNew insights into comet 3I/ATLAS highlight its distinctive composition and active tails as it approaches its nearest point to Earth this…

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