Email: SpaceX closes $40B in GPU debt 💸, Warhound raises $200M 🐕, iPhone Duo cracks 📱

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SpaceX closes $40B in GPU debt 💸, Warhound raises $200M 🐕, iPhone Duo cracks 📱
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                                    MIT built a swimming robot from a gum-stick-sized gel frame with two fins, each coated in a muscle layer thinner than a hair and engineered to contract under light. Lighting one fin or both steers it through a maze at about four body lengths per minute. The key fixes were stiff GelMA gel about half a millimeter thick with square-bottomed grooves that align the cells, and light-pulse training to strengthen the muscle. It's the first thin 2D biohybrid swimmer.
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