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When ultrafast electrons are deflected, they emit light known as synchrotron radiation. This radiation is commonly used in storage rings where magnets force particles onto a closed path. While this light typically consists of a broad spectrum of wavelengths, it is longitudinally incoherent. Monochromators can be employed to isolate specific wavelengths from the spectrum, but
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The news industry has recently faced challenges due to the rise of artificial intelligence, with OpenAI being at the forefront of the controversy. The Center for Investigative Reporting, a well-known nonprofit newsroom, has taken legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing them of copyright infringement. This lawsuit is just one of many that have been
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The recent collaboration between Ooredoo and Nvidia has raised eyebrows due to the involvement of U.S. regulations and restrictions on chip exports to certain Middle Eastern countries. However, Ooredoo has reassured that the partnership is fully compliant with all U.S. regulations, allowing them to access the latest technology without any hindrance. The deal involves the
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Tech giant Apple recently faced charges for breaking the European Union’s new digital markets rules, making it the first big tech company to be on the receiving end of such allegations. The European Commission accused Apple of preventing developers from communicating directly with their users and promoting offers, a practice referred to as anti-steering. According
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For decades, the concept of “kugelblitze,” black holes formed by intense concentrations of light, has intrigued astrophysicists and captured the imagination of the scientific community. These unique black holes were believed to potentially explain various astronomical phenomena, from dark matter to the power source of futuristic spaceship engines. However, recent research conducted by a collaborative
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