On forums, in private messaging salons or via discreet boxes, millions of users access television flows from around the world every day. This parallel consumption, long tolerated or ignored, is based on IPTV platforms whose sophistication now competes with official offers. As legal subscriptions are multiplying and giving up budgets, these alternative systems gain ground, … Read more

Be careful, old -fashioned. In 1977, the Atari 2600 console appeared on the stalls of video game merchants. It was almost 50 years ago! Two years later, the game Atari Chess officially came out. At that time, to support again where it hurts, the President of the Republic was Valéry Giscard d'Estaing. Well Chatgpt, the … Read more

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Anaïs Schmitt – Ingénieur de recherche, cheffe de projet expertise en gestion des données, La Rochelle Université] sustainability and resilience of our socioecosystems. Without objective knowledge, prejudices take precedence over reason and lead to generally ineffective, even counterproductive, or unjust development choices. This duel between knowledge and belief, progressivism … Read more

On French roads, speed limitations are no longer the only benchmarks to monitor. Between danger zones and temporary checks, navigation applications had to review their copy to comply with increasingly strict regulations. At the heart of this adaptation, the reporting of radars on Waze stands out as a discreet but decisive tool, the effectiveness of … Read more

While the Russian-Ukrainian conflict is still struggling to find a positive outcome, the Italian navy has strange revelations on the spy techniques used by Russia in the Mediterranean.

[Un article de The Conversation écrit par Xia (Alice) Zhu – Chercheur postdoctoral Banting, Sciences océaniques, Université Memorial de Terre-Neuve – Chelsea Rochman – Professeur adjoint d”écologie et de biologie évolutive, Université de Toronto – et Matthew Mazloff – Chercheur, Institut océanographique Scripps, Université de Californie, San Diego] Thousands – or even millions – tons of … Read more

Artificial intelligence stands out as one of the pillars of the global digital economy, mobilizing talent capable of building the tools of tomorrow. Behind this dynamic, a profession attracts all lusts. That of an AI engineer. In 2025, his profile combined technical expertise, intellectual agility and sense of ethics, at the crossroads of algorithms and … Read more

On a Europe level, a shift takes place discreetly in the fight against audiovisual hacking. Long tolerated on the sidelines of the system, illegal IPTV consumers are now found on the sights of the authorities. This inexpensive mode of access to premium content, often perceived as trivial, today triggers direct judicial responses, ranging from fine … Read more

Long confined to the warrior stories of the ages of bronze and iron, the history of the sword has just retreated from a millennium. Far from the battlefields of ancient Europe or classical Mesopotamia, it is in eastern Anatolia, on the site of Arslantepepe, that archaeologists have discovered metallic swords older over 5000 years. These … Read more

On May 2, 2025, the probe March Odyssey captured a striking image of Martian clouds. And it is not the large greenish expanses that have jumped at us, but this strange form that comes out of it. For NASA and JPL, this image is even considered unprecedented. © NASA/JPL-CALTECH/ASU Arsia Mons, an old Martian volcano, … Read more