Technology

Boston Dynamics Spot has gradually seen it debut in different types of activities as it has reached more companies since it was put on sale. Although its purpose is to be used in civilian environments, it has also been used by law enforcement agencies in various parts of the world. The last to do so is the French army, which has tested Spot as a reconnaissance tool in combat scenarios.

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Creative has announced the launch of SXFI AIR GAMER, a new off-road headset focused on gamers but also traditional users who want to listen to music, watch movies and make voice calls but who want an extra functionality in addition to sound quality.

We are faced with a model with circumaural design of closed speaker that has connectivity Bluetooth 5.0 and wired USB-C with large padded canopies that on the outside have a large touch panel to control volume and music playback.

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The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has already ruled on the administration of lAstraZeneca’s COVID-19 Vaccine.

Although it has advised to continue using it without specific age limitations, the Spanish Ministry of Health has agreed with the autonomous communities to administer it for the time being only those over 60 years old.

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We are on the verge of defying the current laws of physics. Fermilab and an international team of 200 scientists have published the first results of their Muon g-2 experiment and have found important evidence that the Standard Model of particle physics is not enough to explain what was observed. An experiment performed with unprecedented precision and anticipating the possible existence of an unknown force or particle.

“It is an extraordinary day for the entire international community,” explain those responsible for the experiment, who compare this finding with the arrival of the first rover to Mars.

The particle analyzed is the muon, similar to the electron but much heavier. Scientists have found that these muons do not act as predicted when sent through a strong magnetic field at Fermilab, the national laboratory for high-energy physics in the US and home to the second largest particle accelerator in the world after CERN.

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One month after the cyberattack on the State Public Employment Service (SEPE), its direct consequences are being seen. “We have not arrived in time to pay all the benefits“, assures Manuel Galdeano, national coordinator of the CSIF union of SEPE.

Because the internal computer systems are not yet fully available, they do not have a specific number of affected, but the unions speak of thousands of affected. Up to 150,000 claims for benefits could be delayed to May, according to Josetxo Gándara, CCOO representative at SEPE. Between 80,000 and 90,000 people They will be left without receiving the benefit this April, according to the CSIF.

Although the SEPE systems have begun to recover, there are still a series of actions such as document verification or data transfer that are being done manually. All one cumulative workload from previous weeks which is causing these delays in the payment of some benefits.

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