Rainy Weather Returns to the Bay Area on Tuesday
The National Weather Service says the Bay Area will start Tuesday with mostly sunny conditions before rain moves in later in the day. High temperatures are expected to reach the
Read MoreCategory: Science
Mexican Graphene Driving a New Generation of Dental Materials
Graphenemex® shows that PMMA can be stronger, safer, and antimicrobial Modern dentistry increasingly relies on advanced biomaterials capable of offering greater mechanical strength, improved aesthetics, and enhanced biological safety. Within
Read More
U.S. Approves Nvidia AI Chip Sales to China Under New Restrictions
The Trump administration has approved the sale of Nvidia’s powerful H200 artificial intelligence chips to customers in China, while imposing new national security safeguards. Although additional requirements were introduced, the
Read More
Bay Area Air District Penalizes Chevron for Failures in Emissions Monitoring
Bay Area air quality officials announced this week that Chevron has been fined $900,000 for shortcomings in pollution monitoring at its Richmond refinery. According to the Air District, parts of
Read More
Sam Altman Issues ‘Code Red’ to Accelerate ChatGPT Upgrades Amid Intensifying AI Competition
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly issued a “code red” directive, urging employees to prioritize enhancements to ChatGPT and pause other product initiatives, The Wall Street Journal reported. According to
Read More
Santa Clara County Gears Up for Potentially Severe Winter Storms
Rain has already been falling on and off across Santa Clara County, but experts warn that the upcoming winter could bring storms as intense as some of the region’s most
Read More
San Jose Officials Rally to Save Charter School Facing Closure
Several prominent San Jose leaders are stepping in to support a local charter school that could be forced to shut down over teacher credentialing problems. Escuela Popular — which primarily
Read More
Northern Lights Illuminate Bay Area Skies Amid Intense Solar Activity
The northern lights once again lit up the Bay Area night sky Tuesday and are expected to be visible again late Wednesday across much of the northern United States, reaching as far south as Northern
Read More
San Jose Crews Work to Clear 35,000 Storm Drains Ahead of Atmospheric River
City crews in San Jose spent the day inspecting and cleaning thousands of storm drains in preparation for the incoming atmospheric river storm, hoping to prevent the kind of flooding that struck the
Read More
San Jose Launches “AI for All” to Bring Artificial Intelligence Education to Every Resident
San Jose is reaffirming its role as a Silicon Valley innovation hub by launching “AI for All,” a citywide program that will give residents free access to artificial intelligence education and tools.
Read More
Recent Comments