Good morning! We have separated the main news from the world of Science and Technology so that you know everything that happened last Wednesday (21). To check out the full news of each news, just click on the links below.
1. +SBT is the new rival of Globoplay with free movies and cartoons! Check out the catalogue. Among the games available on +SBT are all seasons of Rebelde, Carousel and The Chosen.
2. Former Iron Man Robert Downey Jr. is announcing his return to the MCU as Doctor Doom. Robert Downey Jr. has announced the return of Doctor Doom after over a year in the making! Check out more details.
3. Asus slashes ROG Ally price and ROG Ally X coming to Brazil ‘soon’ Asus has slashed the price of the original ROG Ally on its official website and listed the new, improved ROG Ally X to be released in Brazil in the near future; understand.
4. Hero MotoCorp: Discover the electric motorcycle brand coming to Brazil. The Indian manufacturer is among the world’s largest in terms of sales and will be operational by 2025.
5. Scientists may have discovered the origin of mysterious seismic waves in the Earth’s mantle. A type of seismic waves called PKP precursors can originate between the Earth’s mantle and core.
6. Anthropic is accused of training AI Claude using pirated books. The company must have used a database containing irregular copies of the books.
7. More than 100 betting sites are requesting a permit to operate in Brazil. From January 2025, betting platforms will need a permit to continue operating in the country or face penalties.
8. Xiaomi’s revenue from sales of electric cars and mobile phones is growing rapidly. The Chinese manufacturer has seen a recovery in the mobile device sector but is still recording losses in automobiles.
9. Meta shows material on the use of data for artificial intelligence, following a request from the ANPD. The Brazilian regulatory authority has received fees from the owner of WhatsApp and Instagram and can now publish new sources.
10. Star Hunt: 3D map could help reveal alien life Astronomers are using a new 3D star map created by the Chandra telescope to speed up the search for habitable planets and possible signs of alien life.
Source: Tec Mundo
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