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Microsoft has restored App-V Server to extended support through October 9, 2029. The extended support period provides continuity and security updates but does not include new features.

Commercial and community solar design service Solesca is launching the second version of its software, which will now add terrain variability and slopes for designing ground-mounted and rooftop solar projects. “A lot of the expensive surprises on solar projects come from decisions made early with incomplete information,” said Sam Schierloh, CEO and co-founder of Solesca. “Terrain is one of the big ones. We’ve been working on v2 for more than two years, and it gives developers a much clearer picture of a site before they commit to it, which means less time and money spent on projects that were never going to work.”

Food for the gut may possibly feed the brain as well. A rigorous new clinical trial has now found evidence that certain probiotic mixes may protect from some initial signs of cognitive decline. Among older adults with early cognitive impairment, taking a multistrain probiotic supplement daily for roughly six months resulted in a number of benefits. Most notably, probiotic use compared to a placebo was associated with better scores on several cognitive tests, and it also led to a significant reduction in plasma levels of pTau181. This is a blood-based biomarker of Alzheimer's disease that measures levels of a phosphorylated form of tau protein in the blood, which can reflect Alzheimer's-related changes in the brain. In cases of dementia, tau proteins can fold abnormally, leading to tangles that can clog up brain cells. Prior to the onset of dementia symptoms, pTau181 often increases in the blood. These new findings, published in the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, are exciting but still preliminary. To be clear, they do not show that probiotics can directly reduce tau tangles in the brain.

Could thermoplastic frames be the future of the bike industry? We take a deep dive into the material that could pave the way for recyclable and sustainable carbon frame manufactureFocus Jam2 Next in leavesFocusPublished: October 19, 2026 at 1:00 pmGermany’s Focus Bikes was all set to unveil a ground-breaking new electric mount

Apple tightened its developer guidelines over the weekend to ban apps that use AI to create offensive content, as well as those that masquerade as regular apps to pass the App Store review process and then turn into nudify apps, or surface those features prominently. The company updated its guidelines with strong language around AI and user-generated content, and how app developers should include enough preventative measures to moderate objectionable or offensive content.

Sound Sculpture Inc. (SSI), leading sound artists in themed entertainment, is celebrating its 30th anniversary and reaffirming its conviction that sound, when treated as a foundational design element rather than a finishing layer, shapes guests' perception of the entire experience. A pulley array being built in the Sound Sculpture Inc. shopImage courtesy of Sound Sculpture Inc. Spanning three decades and daily audiences of tens of thousands, SSI's work has consistently pursued what sound empowers, not simply what it sounds like. When Ben Herrington founded the company in 1996, he recognised that as many studios were discarding large collections of physical sound props in favour of offices and edit bays, the methods, devices, and techniques of classic sound artists were at risk of being lost. His brother, Roy Herrington, joined him in 2003, deepening the studio's commitment to the physical, performance-based approach that defines SSI's work, drawing on early sonic traditions largely shaped by their father, Walt Disney Imagineering media designer Joe Herrington. See also: Creating immersive worlds with Sound Sculpture Inc. Ben Herrington established the company with the belief