Training an AI agent to run part of a factory or supply chain takes serious computing power, and most companies would rather not build a supercomputer to get it. On November 5, 2026, Viridien and AMESA announced a partnership aimed at exactly that gap.
Viridien, a Paris-based advanced technology and HPC company, will supply the high-performance computing infrastructure behind AMESA Agent Cloud. AMESA is an enterprise AI platform for what it calls operational autonomy.
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Genetically Modified Fruit Fly may solve pest problems.
The Mediterranean fruit fly, or medfly, is an invasive species that is now endemic to Western Australia. The female medfly “stings” fresh fruit and then lays her eggs in the puncture site. The hatching larvae then feast on the decomposing fruit. A British bioengineering firm called Oxitec has created genetically modified medflies that, when released into the environment, could mate with wild fruit flies and pass on a gene that would prevent their female offspring from reaching adulthood which wo...
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Genetically Engineered Mosquitoes can no longer spread Malaria
US scientists have bred a genetically modified mosquito that is incapable of spreading malaria to humans, according to reports. A gene editing technique called Crispr was used to alter the genetic makeup of the insect, making it resistant to Plasmodium falciparum, one of the parasites that causes malaria in humans. Crucially, the GM mosquitoes passed on their anti-malarial DNA strain to 99.5% of their offspring, raising the prospect of the altered species being released in the wild one day to co...
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GM pig organs could soon be transplanted into humans
Pig organs could soon be transplanted into patients after Harvard University scientists discovered a way to genetically modify pig DNA so it is more compatible with humans. Scientists have spent decades trying to engineer pig tissue so that it would not be rejected by the human body, but the immune system has always prevented success. A major hurdle in transplanting pig organs into humans has been overcome by the scientists.
All pig DNA carries the porcine endogenous retrovirus which infects ...
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First Genetically Modified Blue Rose
Roses have been genetically modified to be blue.
The blue colored rose is often portrayed in literature and art as a symbol of love and prosperity but it does not exist in nature due to genetic limitations. They have been available at florists in recent years but have only artificially been created by using various dying techniques to stain the petals of naturally white roses.
A blue rose is a flower that presents blue-to-violet pigmentation instead of the more common red, white, or yellow...
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