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Figure AI's Helix-02-powered Figure 03 humanoids ran a public, multi-day sorting livestream from May 13, processing more than 100,000 packages in 81 hours with no teleoperation — though a leading roboticist calls the demo more 'science project' than commercial proof.

The Jinan industrial-robot maker's HK$750 million IPO drew 330,000 retail subscribers and HK$564.3 billion in orders, eclipsing the previous Hong Kong record of 11,464 times set by Golden Leaf International.

BeOne Medicines' Beqalzi clears the FDA on a 52% overall response rate in 103 post-BTK patients, becoming the first BCL-2 inhibitor specifically approved for MCL and setting up a head-to-head with AbbVie and Roche's off-label Venclexta.

A new IRENA report introduces firm levelised cost of electricity for hybrid solar/wind-plus-battery systems and finds round-the-clock renewable power now beats new coal in China and new gas globally.

TeamPCP's May 11 supply-chain attack abused a pull_request_target workflow, GitHub Actions cache poisoning, and OIDC token theft to ship 84 malicious TanStack versions and spread to Mistral AI, UiPath and others.

After an Alpha Omega-mediated Mythos scan turned up five claimed vulnerabilities, the curl security team triaged the list to one low-severity CVE bound for curl 8.21.0 in late June.

Microsoft has disclosed an actively exploited cross-site scripting flaw in on-premises Exchange Server's Outlook Web Access. No patch has shipped; CISA gave federal agencies until May 29 to apply mitigations.

A University of Pennsylvania team led by Vivek Shenoy has published Mollifier Layers in TMLR, a module that swaps recursive automatic differentiation for convolutional smoothing to make physics-informed neural networks stable on high-order, noisy inverse PDEs.

The Florida space-energy startup, founded less than two years ago, will use the oversubscribed round led by B Capital to fly the first-ever space-based optical power-beaming demonstration later this year.

ASML will supply the lithography toolset for Tata's Dholera 300mm fab, which Tata Electronics has costed at US$11 billion and aimed at 28nm-110nm chips for AI, automotive and mobile applications.

Sodium nanoparticles of 5,000 to 10,000 atoms diffract through ultraviolet laser gratings, reaching macroscopicity μ = 15.5 in a Nature paper from the Arndt group.