Titomic reveals worlds largest 3D printed rocket
Titomic has partnered up with Gilmour Space Technologies to develop high-performance rocket parts and has now revealed the world's largest entirely 3D printed rocket. The rocket is made out of titanium, a metal that was previously too expensive to be used in the construction of rockets. Titomic has found a way to construct these rockets in a more environmentally sustainable and cost-effective way.
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The Global ‘App War’
The Global ‘App War’
Nations and companies around the world are being forced to pick a side between the US-China technology war. The latest casualty is TikTok, a popular video app with more than a billion users. The app is owned by a Chinese company Bytedance. TikTok was blocked in India after a heated border clash with China. Then, on Monday, US authorities said they would look at banning the app
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Content moderation startup Unitary raises £1.3 million
Founded by Sasha Haco, who previously worked with Stephen Hawking on black holes, Unitary is an artificial intelligence content moderation startup that aims to detect dangerous or malicious content automatically from the hundreds of hours of video uploaded to the internet every minute. Unitary just raised 1.3 million GBP in seed funding from Rocket Internet's GFC, Jane VC, SGH Capital, and several anonymous angel investors.
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Elon Musk unsure if SpaceX will make it to Mars within his lifetime
SpaceX founder Elon Musk has recently said in a conference that he may die before SpaceX can land a rocket on Mars. He said that it took the company 18 years just to prepare to send its first manned mission into orbit and if the company moves at this speed he will not be around to see its first Mars mission.
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Missile parts manufacturer has a large amount of data stolen by hackers
Visser, a company that manufactures specific parts for a number of industries such as automotive and aeronautics, has revealed that they have had a large data breach due to a cybersecurity 'incident'. Visser also made parts for missiles and rockets, including rockets being constructed by SpaceX. It is currently unclear exactly how many files were stolen.
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