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| ELS-8994 StarLight is a cloud-based multi-intelligence (Multi-INT) analysis system developed by [[Israel Aerospace Industries]] (IAI) subsidiary [[ELTA Systems]]. Built as an application suite, combining databases, sensors, and networks, Starlight is designed to gather large amounts of data from various sources and transform it into actionable intelligence for defense and national security organizations to provide commanders, warfighters, and intelligence analysts with decision-support tools, by ...
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| EfficientNet is a family of [[Convolutional neural network|convolutional neural networks]] (CNNs) for [[computer vision]] published by researchers at [[Google AI]] in 2019. Its key innovation is compound scaling, which uniformly scales all dimensions of depth, width, and resolution using a single parameter.
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| Rythm (pronounced as "rhythm") is a music streaming service created by Yoav Zimet, used to play music in [[Discord server]]s.
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| The Wuxi IoT Innovation Park ({{lang-zh|中国物联网国际创新园}}), or Wuxi China IoT International Innovation Park, Micro-Nano Park ({{lang-zh|微纳园}}), created in 2009, functions as the principal platform for Wuxi's recognition as China's sole National Innovation Demonstration Zone for the [[Internet of things|Internet of Things]] (IoT).
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| Samourai Wallet is a [[Privacy-enhancing technologies|privacy-focused]] [[Bitcoin|Bitcoin wallet]] that uses a Coinjoin tool that [[Cryptocurrency tumbler|mixes]] a Bitcoin transaction with other transactions. It is [[open source]] and was released in 2015 and operated until 2024. In April 2024, it was targeted by the [[United States Department of Justice|U.S. Department of Justice]], alleging that the service enabled [[money laundering]].
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| Lower Internet is an informal term for the Russian-language ([[Runet]]) segment of the Internet, whose content differs significantly from standard online content and often contradicts generally accepted norms of behavior. Representatives of the lower Internet are usually [[Immorality|immoral]] individuals, mentally ill people, former prisoners, and people with alcohol or drug addictions.
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| Handshake is an American [[employment website]] for job listings, primarily for college students, launched in 2014. The platform is designed to help students find jobs or internships.
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| Code as speech is the legal and philosophical doctrine in the [[United States]] that [[Source code|computer source code]] and similar digital expressions are forms of speech protected by the [[First Amendment to the United States Constitution|First Amendment]]. The idea emerged prominently during the "[[Crypto Wars|crypto wars]]" in the 1990s, when the courts disputed the U.S. government's notion that encryption software constituted munitions, instead recognizing code's expressive function in cases such as ''[[Bernstein v. United States]]''.
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| InsideHook is an American lifestyle, news, culture and entertainment website.
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| CodeSandbox is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] (IDE) focused on web application development. It supports popular web technologies such as [[JavaScript]], [[TypeScript]], [[React (JavaScript library)|React]], [[Vue.js]], and [[Node.js]]. CodeSandbox allows users to create, edit, and deploy web applications directly from the browser with zero setup.
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| This is a list of the top supercomputers in the [[United States]].
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| Asset tokenization is the transcription of an asset into a digital token on a blockchain or a digital platform with similar properties. Most tokenized assets to date are [[stablecoins]] representing a claim on a monetary reserve. Financial assets such as bonds and shares have also been tokenized and initiatives have extended the model to other types of assets.
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| Sagemcom, formerly Sagem Communications, is a French company specializing in high-value-added communication terminals, based in Bois-Colombes. Owned 70% by the British fund Charterhouse Capital Partners LLP and 30% by its employees, more than 50% of whom are shareholders.
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| JDoodle is a cloud-based [[online integrated development environment]] and [[compiler]] platform that supports execution of source code in 70+ programming languages including [[Java (programming language)|Java]], [[Python (programming language)|Python]], [[Compatibility of C and C++|C/C++]], [[PHP]], [[Ruby (programming language)|Ruby]], [[Perl]], [[HTML]], and more. It provides zero‑setup code for compilation, execution, and sharing via a [[web browser]] interface.
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| The Tshimologong Precinct is a university based tech incubator in Braamfontein. Tshimologong is a Setswana Word for new beginnings. This tech hub was set up by the late [[Barry Dwolatzky]] in 2014, and then launched in 2016. Dwolatzky was known and recognized for his leadership and idealism in software engineering and among his many achievements, he led the Joburg Center for Software Engineering (JCSE).
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| CleanChoice Energy is an American company which owns and operates solar power facilities. It was founded in 2012.
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| A video clip is a form of a [[short video]] that involves a small portion of a longer recording of a [[video]] (often from various sources such as [[movie]]s (from both professional and [[Home movie|amateur]] sources), [[television show]]s or entertainment videos) that is uploaded onto the [[Internet]].
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| The Alliance for OpenUSD (AOUSD) is an open, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the standardization, development, evolution, and growth of [[Universal Scene Description]] (OpenUSD) technology. Founded on August 1, 2023, by [[Pixar]], [[Adobe Inc.|Adobe]], [[Apple Inc.|Apple]], [[Autodesk]], and [[Nvidia|NVIDIA]], the alliance operates under the [[Linux Foundation|Joint Development Foundation]] (JDF), an affiliate of the [[Linux Foundation]].
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| Anysphere, Inc. is an American artificial-intelligence software company best known for developing [[Cursor (code editor)|Cursor]], an “AI-native” integrated development environment (IDE) that writes, edits and debugs code with large-language models. Founded in 2022 by four Massachusetts Institute of Technology classmates, the San Francisco–based startup became one of the fastest-growing software companies in history, surpassing US$500 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) three years after l ...
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| Xavier Uncle is a popular [[Twitter]] account known for posting [[humorous]] tweets.
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| "I Feel Fantastic" is a [[Surrealist cinema|surrealist]] [[music video]] and [[viral video]] created by John Bergeron in 2004. The video features an [[Animatronics|animatronic]] named Tara the Android, an attempt at "the world's first pop star android" according to Bergeron. ''I Feel Fantastic'' or "''Please''," is one of five videos by Bergeron with the other videos being on his [[website]] and available on [[DVD-Video|DVD]].
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| Internet restrictions in Russia began in May 2025 and have become a regular occurrence. In June 2025, there were 655 internet shutdowns recorded in the country, and by July, this figure had risen to 2,099, exceeding the number of shutdowns worldwide for the entire year.
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| WikiTok is a [[web application]] that presents random [[Wikipedia]] articles in an infinite scrolling format similar to [[TikTok]]. Created by New York-based civil and software engineer Isaac Gemal in February 2025, the application aims to provide an "anti-algorithmic" alternative to traditional social media platforms while combating [[doomscrolling]].
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| These are lists of open-source artificial intelligence software packages related to [[Artificial intelligence|AI]] projects released under [[open-source license]]s. These include [[List of open-source code libraries|software libraries]], [[ Software framework|frameworks]], [[software platforms|platforms]], and [[software tools|tools]] used for [[machine learning]], [[deep learning]], [[natural language processing]], [[computer vision]], [[reinforcement learning]], [[artificial general intelligence]], and more.
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| The American [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) organization [[OpenAI]] has released a variety of products and applications since its founding in 2015.
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| Astra Logical is a [[video game publisher]], based in [[Torrance, California]], that specializes in [[Indie game|indie]] [[Puzzle video game|puzzle]] and [[Strategy video game|strategy games]].
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| Meta Superintelligence Labs (MSL) is an American [[artificial intelligence]] division of [[Meta Platforms]], headquartered in [[Menlo Park, California]]. The division focuses on research and development in the field of [[artificial superintelligence]].
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| Chris Pavlovski is a [[Canada|Canadian]] technology entrepreneur, best known as the founder and chief executive officer of [[Rumble (company)|Rumble]].
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| [[Quiet cracking]] <small>(Workplace term for persistent disengagement without quitting)</small>
| Quiet cracking is a workplace term used to describe employees who feel stuck and increasingly disengaged but remain in their jobs, often due to [[Economic anxiety|economic insecurity]], limited alternatives, or fear of change. Commentators frame it as a quieter cousin of [[quiet quitting]] and a symptom of burnout-era disillusionment that may not immediately show up in performance metrics.
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| [[The Com]] <small>(Cybercriminal network)</small>
| The Com, also known as The Comm or The Community, is an international online network made of multiple [[Cybercrime|cybercriminal]] networks that operate in [[Canada]], [[United States]] and [[United Kingdom]]. The network has committed various [[cybercrime]]s that included [[cryptocurrency]] theft, [[Incitement|violence incitement]] and [[swatting]].
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| [[Jackery]] <small>(American Portable Power Company)</small>
| [https://www.jackery.com/pages/about-us Jackery] was established in 2012 providing portable power stations and solar generator solutions aimed at users who need electricity away from traditional outlets, including adventurers, campers, tailgaters, busking musicians, mobile workers, and others in outdoor or off-grid scenarios.
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| [[AI-assisted software development]] <small>(AI software development optimisation)</small>
| AI-assisted software development is the use of [[Intelligent agent|artificial intelligence agents]] to augment the [[software development life cycle]]. It leverages [[large language model]]s (LLMs), [[natural language processing]], and other AI technologies to assist [[Programmer|software developers]] in a range of tasks from initial [[Code generation (compiler)|code generation]] to subsequent [[debugging]], [[Software testing|testing]] and [[Software documentation|documentation]].
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| [[Competition in artificial intelligence]] <small>(Rivalry between companies, nations, and researchers in developing AI technologies)</small>
| Competition in artificial intelligence refers to the rivalry among companies, [[Research institute|research institutions]], and governments to develop and deploy the most capable [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) systems. The competition spans multiple domains, including [[Large language model|large language models]] (LLMs), [[Autonomous car|autonomous vehicles]], [[robotics]], [[Computer vision|computer vision systems]], [[Natural language processing|natural language processing]] (NLP), and [[AI accelerator|AI-optimized hardware]].
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| [[List of Bluesky services and applications]]
| This is a list of notable [[Bluesky]] services and applications. Bluesky is decentralized (built on the AT Protocol, which is open-source) and open-sources the API it uses for its own mobile and web apps. This, combined with the fact that the API is significantly documented, has led to a vast amount of third-party services and applications being developed for Bluesky in a very short time; many of these are highly notable.
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| [[AI browser]] <small>(Web browser with integrated AI capabilities)</small>
| An AI browser is a [[web browser]] with integrated [[artificial intelligence]] (AI) capabilities, such as automatically summarizing [[web page|webpage]] content or filling out [[HTML form|forms]]. Another name is agentic browser, based on the concepts of [[agentic AI]] and [[agentic web]].
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| [[Artificial intelligence optimization]] <small>(Principles used to improve AI systems)</small>
| Artificial intelligence optimization (AIO) or AI optimization is a technical discipline concerned with improving the structure, clarity, and retrievability of digital content for [[Large language model|large language models (LLMs)]] and other AI systems. AIO focuses on aligning content with the semantic, probabilistic, and contextual mechanisms used by LLMs to interpret and generate responses.
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| [[Computational writing]] <small>(Digital-first writing that integrates multimedia and computational workflows)</small>
| Computational writing or computational publishing is a [[digital first|digital-first]] approach to [[writing]] that integrates text with [[multimedia]] such as [[image]]s, [[video]], [[audio]], [[chart]]s, [[data visualization|interactive graphics]], [[3D models]], [[Computer cartography|maps]], [[source code]], and [[Table (information)|tables]]. It emphasizes software-based authoring and publishing workflows that make multimedia documents easier to create, version, and share online.
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| [[Tulip Interfaces]] <small>(American industrial software company)</small>
| Tulip (also known as Tulip Interfaces) is an American industrial software company. The company has its origins in research at the [[MIT Media Lab]] and is headquartered in [[Somerville, Massachusetts]]. Tulip's software is used by manufacturers across industrial equipment, aerospace and defense, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries.
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| [[Continuous Threat Exposure Management]]
| Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a [[Computer security|cybersecurity]] framework for continuously identifying, assessing, and remediating [[Vulnerability (computer security)|security weaknesses]] across an organization's [[digital asset]]s.
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| [[AutoDS]] <small>(Israeli company)</small>
| AutoDS is an American company specializing in automated [[drop shipping|dropshipping]]. The company is currently owned by [[Fiverr International]].
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| [[Hunterbrook]] <small>(Hedge fund)</small>
| Hunterbrook is an American investigative news outlet, investment firm, and litigation business. It was founded by [[Sam Koppelman]] and [[Mayday Health|Nathaniel Horwitz]] in 2023. Hunterbrook attempts to profit from its reporting through financial trading and litigation.
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| [[Blake Welsh]] <small>(Computer security specialists (born 1995))</small>
| Blake Welsh (born February 25, 1995) is an American [[cybersecurity]] researcher. Welsh is known for uncovering significant security vulnerabilities in major corporations, with his work covered by outlets including [[Vice Media|Vice]], [[TechCrunch]], [[Fast Company]], and [[BuzzFeed News]].
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| [[Exodus Wallet]] <small>(Cryptocurrency application)</small>
| Exodus is a [[cryptocurrency wallet]] available on [[Desktop computer|desktop]] and [[mobile platforms]]. It was founded in 2015 by JP Richardson and Daniel Castagnoli. Exodus wallet supports [[digital asset]]s including [[Bitcoin]], [[Ethereum]], and [[Solana (blockchain platform)|Solana]]. It is available on [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[macOS]], [[Linux]], [[iOS]], [[Android (operating system)|Android]], and as a [[browser extension]].
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| [[Forum Ventures]] <small>(American venture capital company)</small>
| Forum Ventures (formerly Acceleprise) is a [[North America|North American]] early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in [[New York City|New York]], with additional offices in [[San Francisco]] and [[Toronto]]. Their accelerator and pre-seed fund has invested in a portfolio of 400+ companies, focusing on B2B SaaS and AI startups across all industries.
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| [[Networked Media Open Specifications]] <small>(Media device control specifications)</small>
| Networked Media Open Specifications (NMOS) are a group of open-source specifications intended to allow interoperability on the control layer for [[media device]]s on an [[Internet Protocol]] (IP) infrastructure. NMOS provide discovery, registration and control services for the [[SMPTE ST 2110]] media over IP networks, and other media over IP applications.
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