Google’s NotebookLM Update Adds Deep Research, Expanded File Formats

Google’s latest release raises the platform’s research capabilities with structured analysis, clear sourcing, and support for more document types.

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Batteries, Bots, and Broken Neck Bolts: The Best of Daily Tech Insider (Nov. 10–14)

From humanoids to hyper-TPUs, the week's biggest headlines prove automation is moving faster than management manuals can keep up.

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Blue Origin Joins SpaceX in Orbital Booster Reuse Era With New Glenn’s Successful Launch and Landing

Blue Origin’s New Glenn successfully launched NASA’s ESCAPADE mission to Mars on November 13, 2025, marking its second flight and its first ocean booster landing on the ship Jacklyn. The mission deploys twin satellites built by Rocket Lab to study how the solar wind strips Mars’ atmosphere during a 22-month journey to the Red Planet.

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Bison OTT Release Date Reportedly Revealed Online: When and Where to Watch it Online?

Based on the life of a Kabaddi player, Manathi Ganeshan, Bison, aims to show the struggles of the player as he belonged to the marginalized community, the struggles, challenges through the form of caste and creed, he still made it to play for the country while forming his own identity.

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AI-Assisted Study Finds No Evidence of Liquid Water in Mars’ Seasonal Dark Streaks

A large-scale AI analysis of more than two million Mars orbiter images shows that the planet’s dark slope streaks form through seasonal dust avalanches, not flowing briny water. The results settle a long-running debate, revealing that wind-driven dust activity shapes Mars’ surface and offering new insights into the planet’s climate past and exploration future.

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