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The FDA cleared a subcutaneous, wearable-device formulation of Sanofi's multiple myeloma drug Sarclisa, the first cancer therapy approved for on-body injector delivery.
Python's core developers filed PEP 836, setting performance and compatibility bars for CPython's JIT compiler after the Steering Council gave the project six months to justify staying in the codebase.
Osaka Metropolitan University researchers built a magneto-optical, phase-change metagrating that decouples heat absorption from emission and retains its state without power.
New York's Unified Court System will bar recording-capable eyewear from its 1,240-plus courts starting July 20, the first statewide blanket ban of its kind.
Visual Studio Code 1.128 lets a single Claude agent-host session hold multiple parallel chats and moves Copilot Vision to general availability.
The neutral-atom startup landed a $300 million Series A co-led by ARCH, Spark, and Khosla, months after launching with Caltech research claiming far fewer qubits are needed for useful quantum computing.
A brutal early-July heat wave pushed PJM's forecast demand to 166.3 GW, threatening the grid's 165,563 MW record from 2006, as DOE ordered emergency fossil-fuel dispatch and data-center curtailment.
A UC Irvine-led study cut GJ 3378b's estimated mass and orbital period, placing the nearby super-Earth more solidly within its star's habitable zone.
Base editing knockout of NANOG in human embryos shows it is essential for the epiblast, the tissue that forms the body, arriving alongside a separate disease-gene editing study that has renewed debate over heritable genome editing.
TeraWulf will lease Anthropic a 401 MW AI campus in Hawesville, Kentucky, for about $19 billion over 20 years, while selling its Abernathy Joint Venture stake to Fluidstack.
GitHub's new License Compliance feature enters public preview, letting Enterprise Cloud customers with GitHub Advanced Security block pull requests that add dependencies violating license policy.
OpenAI moved its GPT-5.6 model family to general availability on July 9, after federal reviewers cleared the release that had restricted Sol, Terra, and Luna to trusted partners.