This Texas startup built a data center for the night sky with 400 telescopes

In a former cattle field in rural central Texas, a startup called Starfront has quietly built what it claims is the world’s largest remote telescope observatory by number of scopes.

The facility houses more than 400 telescopes, most of which belong to Starfront’s customers—hobbyist astronomers and space-focused businesses who pay for scope-docking space in one of the company’s 11 observatory buildings. Essentially, it’s a data center for the night sky:

Exclusive: Reality Defender expands deepfake detection access to independent developers

New York-based cybersecurity company Reality Defender offers one of the top deepfake detection platforms for large enterprises. Now, the company is extending access to its platform to individu

‘The overall vibe was total chaos’: Tesla Diner goes viral for long waits and mixed reviews

In case you’ve been living under a rock and haven’t heard, the Tesla Diner opened its doors in Hollywood last week, and online reviews have been pouring in.

While some raved about the food, others were

No, you don’t need to get 10,000 steps per day

The gospel according to fitness influencers: drink three liters of water per day, get a minimum of eight hours of sleep, and walk at least 10,000 steps per day.

From the hot girl walk, to wearing weighted vests and

White House to release highly anticipated crypto policy report

A cryptocurrency working group formed by President Donald Trump is set to release a report on Wednesday that is expected to outline the administration’s stances on tokenization and market-defining crypto legislation, among other issues critically important to

Google is indexing ChatGPT conversations, potentially exposing sensitive user data

Google is indexing conversations with ChatGPT that users have sent to friends, families, or colleagues—turning private exchanges intended for small groups into search results visible to millions.

A basic Google site search using part of the link created when someone proactively clicks “Share” on ChatGPT can uncover conversations where people reveal deeply personal details, including struggles with addiction, experiences of physical abuse, or serious mental health issues—sometimes e

‘I legitimately smelled like onion’: TikTok users are ditching natural deodorant and going back to antiperspirant

It’s hot. Everyone is sweating, and anyone who chooses to venture into the world armed with nothing but natural deodorant knows they’re playing a risky game.

But online, the backlash against natural deodorant has begun.

“When someone tells you their deodorant is natural (but you already knew),” TikToker Mads Mitch posted back in May. The comments section was spl

This influencer is braving the brutal summer without A/C to help families pay electric bills

If you’ve been thanking the heavens for your A/C this week, spare a thought for Paul Farmer, who’s enduring the peak of Arizona’s summer without it—by choice.

Last year, Farmer went without air-conditioning out of financial necessity. This year, even with his finances in better shape, he’s voluntarily forgoing it again. Since May, he’s been documenting his “no A/C” challenge on social media, aiming to hold out until Septembe

Panasonic announces new CEO, a former Boeing executive

Japanese electronics and technology company Panasonic has chosen a new chief executive after eking out a 1.2% rise in its first quarter profit.

Kenneth William Sain, a former Boeing executive, will replace Yasuyuki Higuchi as Panasonic’s president and chief executive in April 2026, the company said Wednesday.

Sain joined Panasonic i

How Cloudflare declared war on AI scrapers

Cloudflare supports more than 20% of total internet traffic. The company recently made headlines with breakthrough technology that blocks AI companies from scraping online content with impunity. Cofounder and CEO Matthew Prince shares how the new tools are poised to dramatically impact AI firms, publishers, and the future of the internet. 

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