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A preprint simulation reports support for 50 public-safety MCX users on shared O-RAN, while protecting ordinary traffic under modeled failures.
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Google releases TimesFM-3, a 330M parameter zero-shot foundation model for multivariate time series forecasting in one forward pass.
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A new arXiv preprint connects arithmetic volume, theta distortion functions and equilibrium measures, while broader convergence remains conjectural.
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A preprint reports that a calibrated pairwise auditor scored above a baseline, while concern-focused training showed lower false-positive calibration.
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A theoretical preprint links competing quantum soft modes to tunable multicritical phase diagrams and distinct ground-state response signatures.
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ATLAS measures tZq production in Run 2 data, finding agreement with Standard Model predictions and setting limits on nine dimension-six coefficients.
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A preprint reports real-time 3D control of objects, cameras and depth, with over 20 FPS streaming and documented failures in scene consistency.
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A theoretical preprint models how exciton state parity and electron-hole mass imbalance can suppress or retain long-range phonon coupling.
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A preprint model of lithium cobalt oxide leaching fit lower-acid data but overpredicted recovery with peroxide at 2.5 M hydrochloric acid.
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A math preprint reports conditional mixing-time bounds for proper colorings on graphs with girth at least five and extends them to the Potts model.
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AWS Agent Registry is now generally available: a single, searchable, governed catalog for the agents, tools, skills, and custom resources across your organization. This post explains what Registry is and walks through its publishing, curation, and discovery...
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A preprint proposes software rules for reversible effects and changing dependencies, with a qualitative case study of the Koishi plugin ecosystem.