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High-powered lasers can wirelessly charge drones mid-flight

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By Rory Bathgate Verified
| MSN Verified
Chinese researchers have revealed a new technology that could soon enable drones to charge mid-flight using high-powered lasers. The scientists built a prototype of the system using a model of a drone and attached a receiver that works similarly to a solar cell . Fixed to the underside of the wing, the receiver successfully converted the energy from the laser beam into electricity to power the aircraft's propellers.
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OCBC speeds up client onboarding with agentic AI tool

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By Rory Bathgate Verified
| FStech Verified
Bank of Singapore, a subsidiary of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) is deploying an AI tool intended to halve the time it takes to onboard wealth clients. The new platform, Holistic wEalth Lifecycle Insights & Ongoing Surveillance (HELIOS), pulls together client information to automate the Know Your Customer process, due diligence, and to produce credit risk profiles.
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Bank of Baroda customer data ‘leaked on the dark web’

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By Rory Bathgate Verified
| FStech Verified
Sensitive information from the Bank of Baroda, including customer data and internal documents, has been leaked on the dark web following a cyber attack, according to Reuters. Citing a person close to the matter and a cybersecurity researcher, the news agency said the leaked cache includes customer information, loan papers, identification documents, and internal audit records.
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