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Enzo Health is betting that the future of care doesnβt sit inside a hospitalβit starts at home. The AI startup has raised a $20 million Series A round led by N47, bringing its total funding to $26 million, at a [β¦]
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David Warrington reports that recently alleged gambling infractions by Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby closely resemble the gambling scandal that impacted Iowa and Iowa State athletics in 2023, specifically the allegations that cost Cyclone quarterback Hunter Dekkers is NCAA eligibility. Sorsbyβs punishment should also mirror the one that Dekkers received.
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Portable fans are usually straightforward, single-purpose gadgets, but Cuktech is trying to make them a bit more versatile. The company has recently launched the CP Modular Fan Plus, a new portable cooling device that leans heavily into modularity and doubles as a fast-charging power bank.

The CP Modular Fan Plus introduces a modular design powered by Cuktechβs proprietary Power-Pin magnetic interface. This system allows users to attach accessories such as external power modules and extension cables. The magnetic connection is rated at 15N, ensuring a secure and stable fit for everyday use. Cuktech has included a lanyard and a portable form factor, making it easy to carry or use on the go.
The fan runs on a high-speed three-phase brushless motor. It delivers wind speeds of up to 11 m/s and uses Turbo Charged vortex airflow technology to boost air output by 40%. The new motor features a larger diameter than its predecessor, improving airflow and reducing energy consumption by 75%. The fan provides three adjustable speed levels and a Boost mode for maximum cooling performance.

Cuktech has equipped the fan with a nine-blade turbine system. It supports dense airflow cutting and distributes air over a larger area. The CP Modular Fan Plus covers up to 65,516 mmΒ² and operates with advanced acoustic tuning to minimize noise and vibration. It generates 50dB on the lowest setting, 62dB on medium, and 66dB on the highest setting.
The fan includes two built-in 5,000mAh batteries, resulting in a combined capacity of 10,000mAh. It provides up to 37 hours of use on the lowest setting, 24 hours on medium, and 4 hours on high.
The fan also functions as a power bank with 33W output and 27W input. It supports fast-charging protocols like PD, PPS, and MiPPS, enabling it to charge multiple devices efficiently.


The CP Modular Fan Plus allows pass-through charging, letting users operate the fan while it charges. It features built-in safety measures such as overcurrent protection, temperature control, and short-circuit protection. The fan includes a battery indicator system with LED lights for quick status updates.
In related news, the company has recently launched the Cuktech 15 Air power bank, featuring up to 65W output along with a built-in smart display.
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DeepMinds, a leading Deeptech venture Builder, has officially launched DeepX, the first DeepTech Venture Building Summit in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), aimed at accelerating the transformation of homegrown advanced technologies into real economic value.
The inaugural DeepX Summit was held on April 25β26, 2026, at the Cultural Center of the Great Mosque in Algiers. Algeria is rapidly expanding its technology R&D and advanced technology sectors to diversify its economy. The countryβs more than 150 research institutions coupled with its large technology talent pool make it an ideal environment for researchers, entrepreneurs and companies developing DeepTech.
The first edition of DeepX was organized under the patronage of:
The launch was officially announced by Dr. Abdenour Haddou, Managing Partner and Chief AI Officer at DeepMinds, who emphasized the importance of moving beyond research into structured execution.
DeepX brings together top-tier scientists, AI experts, industry leaders, and venture builders to collaboratively transform scientific advancements into viable, scalable ventures aligned with real-world needs.
At the core of DeepX are five strategic clusters:
Each cluster operates as a continuous engine of innovation, working beyond the summit to identify opportunities, develop strategic roadmaps, and drive venture creation in alignment with industry and national priorities.
The first edition of DeepX has attracted strong international participation, bringing together deep tech experts from the United States, Europe, Asia, and across Africa, alongside policymakers, researchers, founders, and investors.
This structured approach enables DeepX to contribute directly to technology transfer and localization, while strengthening the regionβs ability to build and scale its own technological capabilities over time.
βDeepX reflects our commitment to transforming deep technology into tangible economic value through structured venture creation,β said Dr. Abdenour Haddou. βIt is about building ventures that are viable, scalable, and impactful for our economies and societies.β
Amine Staali, Managing Partner and CEO of DeepMinds, added: βDeepX reflects our vision to position deep technology at the core of economic development. By connecting science, industry, and venture building, we are creating a platform that enables the emergence of impactful ventures and long-term technological capabilities for the region and beyond.β
A key outcome of the summit is the development of the Deep Tech Opportunities Map, identifying high-potential intersections between emerging technologies and industry needs. This serves as a strategic blueprint for venture creation, investment direction, and ecosystem collaboration.
During the summit, and as part of its execution roadmap, DeepMinds has also initiated strategic partnerships with key industry players, including SAIDAL, a leading pharmaceutical manufacturing group, and CAAT, a major national insurance company, supporting the development and deployment of ventures within priority sectors.
Positioned as an annual summit, DeepX will continue to expand its footprint, with the next edition announced for December 2026 in Djanet, southern Algeria. The upcoming edition will further strengthen the connection between deep technology, environment, and reflection, drawing inspiration from the unique landscape of the Tassili nβAjjer region.
With its launch, DeepX sets the foundation for a new approach to deep technology, one that focuses on venture creation, economic viability, and long-term capability building, positioning the region as an active contributor to global innovation.
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Exynos 2700 chip might finally solve the one problem thatβs quietly followed Samsungβs in-house chips for years, the cooling segment, by leveraging SBS technology.
The Exynos 2700, expected to be utilized inside next yearβs Galaxy S27 series, is reportedly built around a side-by-side architecture designed to keep temperatures in check better than Snapdragon chips.
Most chips use a stacked design, with RAM sitting directly on top of the SoC. Two hot components pressed against each other, and heat was trapped between them.
Instead of stacking, Samsung places the RAM beside the SoC using a Fan-out Wafer-Level Packaging process. Think of two heating components side by side instead of one sitting on top of the other.
Shorter interconnects mean memory bandwidth is expected to jump somewhere between 30 and 40 percent, with power efficiency improving too.
This shift addresses multiple problems at once, which is exactly the kind of engineering bet Samsung needs to make right now.
Exynos 2600 benchmarks against the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 show Samsungβs chip running more stably under sustained load.
The Exynos 2700 has already surfaced on Geekbench. Early numbers are underwhelming, but thatβs completely normal at this stage in development.
It remains to be seen how the new Exynos chip handles the cooling segment in the next yearβs Galaxy flagships.
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