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@IntEngineering
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    The new BMW M350 xDrive can sprint to 62 miles per hour (mph) in 4.1 seconds and reach a top speed of 155 mph.
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    Photos: New BMW 3 Series M350 xDrive packs 443 hp and hits 62 mph in 4.1 seconds
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    China's GEAIR 2.0 humanoid robot uses embodied AI to navigate crops and autonomously perform hybrid pollination tasks efficiently.
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    China unveils humanoid built to automate crop breeding, pollination
    A humanoid robot from China can autonomously pollinate crops, navigating leaves and branches with embodied AI tech now.
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    Participants highlighted urgent needs for resilient supply chains, alternative materials, and faster part qualification.
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    US lab 3D prints steel nuclear reactor vessel with three robotic arms
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    Duane Arnold is set for a nuclear comeback as tech companies turn to atomic energy.
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    Google-backed 615 MW nuclear plant set to power 500,000 homes again
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    The upcoming unit will feature 9,936 CPUs, 205 petabytes (PB) of onboard storage and networking speeds that exceed 400 Gbps.
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    South Korea to build 614-petaflop supercomputer with 8,496 GPUs
    From interestingengineering.com
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