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#Iran, l'inganno dell'AIEA


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Mastodon announces and retracts a new ToS for mastodon.social, Threads continues their streak of implementing ActivityPub in the most confusing way possible, and Wanderer is a new fediverse platform for sharing your hiking and biking trails.



Do You Need a Bench Meter?


If you do anything with electronics or electricity, it is a good bet you have a multimeter. Even the cheapest meter today would have been an incredible piece of lab gear not long ago and, often, meters today are lighter and have more features than the old Radio Shack meters we grew up with. But then there are bench meters. [Learn Electronics Repair] reviews an OWON XDM1241 meter, and you have to wonder if it is better than just a decent handheld device. Check out the video below and see what you think.

Some of the advantage of a bench meter is just convenience. They stay in one place and often have a bigger display than a handheld. Of course, these days, the bench meter isn’t much better than a handheld anyway. In fact, one version of this meter even has a battery, if you want to carry it around.

Traditionally, bench meters had more digits and counts, although that’s not always true anymore. This meter has 55,000 counts with four and a half digits. It has a large LCD, can connect to a PC, and measures frequency, temperature, and capacitance.

Our bench meters usually have four-wire resistance measurement, but that does not seem to be the case for these meters. It does, however, take frequent measurements, which is a plus when ringing out continuity, for example.

The meter isn’t perfect, but if you just want a bench meter, it works well enough. If we had the space, we might opt for a bigger old surplus Fluke or similar. But if you want something new or you are short on space, this might be fine.

If you want to know what you are missing by not having four-wire measurements, we can help you with that. If you get any of these cheaper meters, we urge you to upgrade your probes immediately.

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LLMs are not familiar with “ate that up,” “secure the bag,” and “sigma,” showing that training data is not yet updated to Gen Alpha terminology.#News
#News


Deas, il generale Vecciarelli raddoppia e diventa ad

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Nuovo cambio al vertice di Deas, società specializzata nel settore della cyber-security, con un focus strategico sulla protezione delle infrastrutture critiche e sulla difesa delle operazioni multi-dominio, che si affida all’esperienza militare per la sua leadership. L’assemblea dei soci dell’azienda ha nominato il



Announcing the 2025 Pet Hacks Winners


When you really love your pawed, feathered, or scaled friends, you build projects for them. (Well, anyway, that’s what’s happened to us.) For the 2025 Pet Hacks Challenge, we asked you to share your favorite pet-related hacks, and you all delivered. So without further ado, here are our favorites, as well as the picks-of-the-litter that qualified for three $150 DigiKey gift certificates. Spoiler alert: it was a clean sweep for team cat.

The Top Three


[Andrea Favero]’s CAT AT THE DOOR project (his caps, not ours) packs more tech than strictly necessary, and our judges loved it. When the cat approaches, a radar detects it, a BLE collar identifies the particular cat, and a LoRA radio notifies the human on a beautiful e-ink display with a sufficiently loud beeper. Your job, then, is to open the door. This project has standout build instructions, and even if you’re a dog person, you’ll want to read them if you’re using any of these technologies in a build of your own.

Foxy and Layla are two cats on two different diets. One has prescription food that unfortunately isn’t as tasty as the regular stuff, but that doesn’t mean she can just mompf up the other cat’s chow. The solution? Computer vision! [Joe Mattioni]’s Cat Bowl Monitor hacks a commercial cat feeder to operate via an Android app running on an old cell phone. [Joe] trained the image recognition algorithm specifically on his two cats, which helps reliability greatly. Like the previous winner, the documentation is great, and it’s a sweet application of real-time image classification and a nice reuse of an oldish cellphone. Kudos!

And finally, [rkramer]’s Cat Valve is a one-way cat airlock. Since “Bad Kitty” likes to go out hunting at night, and [rkramer] doesn’t like having live trophies continually brought back into the house, a sliding door lets the cat out, but then closes behind. A webcam and a Raspberry Pi lets the human decide if the cat gets to come back in or not, relying on HI (Human Intelligence) for the image processing. This isn’t inhumane: the cat isn’t stuck outside, but merely in the cellar. No mention of how [rkramer] gets the traumatized rats out of his cellar, but we imagine there’ll be a hack for that as well.

Congrats to you three! We’ll be getting in touch with you soon to get your $150 DigiKey spending spree.

Honorable Mentions


The “Pet Safety” honorable mention category was created to honor those hacks that help promote pet health and safety. Nothing fit that bill as well as [donutsorelse]’s Chicken Guardian, which uses computer vision to detect various predators and scare them away with a loud voice recording. (We’re not sure if that’s entertaining or effective.) [Saren Tasciyan]’s Dog bed is also a dog scale that does just what it says, and we imagine that it’s a huge quality of life improvement for both the Bernese and her owners. And finally, [methodicalmaker_]’s IoT Cat Treat Dispenser + Treadmill for Weight Loss is a paradox: rewarding a cat with food for getting on a treadmill to lose weight. Time will tell if the dosages can be calibrated just right.

In the “Home Alone” category, we wanted to see remote pet-care ideas. Of course, there was a vacation fish feeder, in the form of [Coders Cafe]’s Aquassist, which we really liked for the phone app – it’s a simple build that looks great. Further from the beaten path, [kasik]’s TinyML meets dog training is a cool experiment in machine learning that also feeds and distracts the dog from barking at the door, even when [kasik] is out.

“Playful Pets” was for the goofy, fun, pet hacks, and the hamsters have won it. [Giulio Pons] brought us Ruby’s Connected Hamster Wheel, which tracked his hamster’s mileage on the wheel at night for two years running, and [Roni Bandini]’s Wall Street hamster project lets Milstein buy and sell stonks. Hilarious, and hopefully not too financially painful.

And finally, the “Cyborg Pets” category just has to go to Fytó, which basically gamifies taking care of a plant. There was intense debate about whether a plant could be a pet, but what’s more cyborg than a living Tamagotchi?

Thanks!


Thanks to everyone who entered! It was awesome to see your efforts on behalf of our animal friends. And if you didn’t get to enter because you just don’t have a pet, check back in with us on Thursday, when our next challenge begins.



Vertice dell’Aja, per Shaheen l’impegno Usa nell’Alleanza rimarrà ferreo

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Durante il Nato Public Forum all’Aja, la senatrice democratica del Missouri, Jeanne Shaheen, ha confermato senza esitazioni il pieno sostegno del Congresso americano all’Alleanza Atlantica. “Il nostro impegno nella Nato è ferreo, perché è nel nostro interesse”, ha sottolineato.



#USA: migranti, destinazione inferno


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Nato e difesa europea, ora o mai più. Il fronte industriale contro la minaccia russa

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Il Defence Industry Forum, in corso oggi e domani, ha delineato una visione netta: l’Alleanza Atlantica deve rafforzare la propria resilienza strategica, partendo dall’industria della difesa. Tra minacce convenzionali e ibride, la capacità di produrre,



L’Ue rilancia l’impegno per Kyiv, Erdogan il dialogo con Mosca

@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo

Incontrando il segretario generale della Nato, Mark Rutte, e i leader europei nel corso del summit Nato a L’Aja, il presidente ucraino Volodymyr Zelensky ha delineato una visione ampia del conflitto che da oltre tre anni coinvolge il suo Paese. “L’Ucraina sta combattendo una guerra che non è



Nato Summit, gli Usa restano impegnati in Europa ma gli alleati devono fare di più. Parola di Whitaker

@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo

Dal palco del Nato Public Forum dell’Aja, l’ambasciatore americano presso l’Alleanza atlantica, Matthew Whitaker, ha offerto un messaggio che è insieme avvertimento e proposta: la Nato deve cambiare passo. Perchè ciò



A judge rules that Anthropic's training on copyrighted works without authors' permission was a legal fair use, but that stealing the books in the first place is illegal.

A judge rules that Anthropicx27;s training on copyrighted works without authorsx27; permission was a legal fair use, but that stealing the books in the first place is illegal.#AI #Books3



Why Trijets Lost Against Twinjets


If you’re designing a new jet-powered airplane, one of the design considerations is the number of jet engines you will put on it. Over the course of history we have seen everywhere from a single engine, all the way up to four and beyond, with today airliners usually having two engines aside from the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 has been largely phased out. Yet for a long time airliners featured three engines, which raises the question of why this configuration has mostly vanished now. This is the topic of a recent YouTube video by [Plane Curious], embedded below.

The Boeing 727, DC-10 and L-1011 TriStar are probably among the most well-known trijets, all being unveiled around the same time. The main reason for this was actually regulatory, as twin-engine designs were thought to be too unsafe for long flights across oceans, while quad-jet designs were too fuel-hungry. This remained the situation until newer jet engine designs that were more reliable and powerful, leading to new safety standards (ETOPS) that allowed twinjets to fly these longer routes as well. Consequently, the last passenger trijet – an MD-11 KLM flight – touched down in 2014.

Along with the engineering and maintenance challenges that come with having a tail-mounted jet engine, the era of trijets seem to have firmly come to an end, at least for commercial airliners.

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in russia c'è un putin e un anti-putin ed ognuno paga i suoi sostenitori. sono 2 personalità di putin, persona unica.


Blaming payment processor restrictions, Fansly—a platform creators flocked to after OnlyFans announced it'd ban sex—announced it's changing the rules for multiple types of content.

Blaming payment processor restrictions, Fansly—a platform creators flocked to after OnlyFans announced itx27;d ban sex—announced itx27;s changing the rules for multiple types of content.#platforms #furries #paymentprocessors



European Pirate Academy: learn everything about negotiating EU legislation


Are you passionate about European policy and security? Don’t miss the chance to participate in the Pirate Academy, running from September to November 2025. Thirty selected candidates will take part in online sessions focused on key challenges and problem areas, where they will gain a deeper understanding of how European institutions function. Ten of them will have the unique opportunity to experience the process firsthand in Brussels in winter 2025, alongside MEP Markéta Gregorová. The entire course is hosted by MEP Gregorová and her political group, the Greens/EFA.

Curious about how complex problems are negotiated in the European Parliament? Then keep reading. The workings of the European institutions are intricate, designed to ensure democratic processes and representation for all member states. The issues they tackle often have global implications. Even Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) sometimes struggle to stay on top of all the legislation and world developments — that’s why they rely on policy advisors. Through the Pirate Academy, you’ll have the chance to step into this role and experience it for yourself.

To negotiate European legislation effectively, it’s essential to understand how the European Commission and the European Parliament function — including who holds which responsibilities and powers. This is one of the core topics covered in detail during the Online Pirate Academy. Want to get a behind-the-scenes look at how legislation is negotiated? Wondering if you need any special superpowers to do it? If so, you’re in the right place — don’t miss this opportunity. Apply for the Online Pirate Academy here.

In today’s turbulent times, we face many crises that shape global politics. The European Parliament plays a key role in addressing the most pressing issues of our time — from the war in Ukraine and climate change to EU–China relations and more. By joining the Pirate Academy, you’ll gain insight into what it means to influence and shape policy — and the consequences that come with it. The course combines an in-depth look at the daily operations of the European Parliament with hands-on, experiential learning.
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DeepSeek sotto accusa: gli Usa temono legami con l’esercito cinese e l’elusione dei controlli


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Le accuse statunitensi vanno oltre il semplice accesso open-source ai modelli AI di DeepSeek. Il funzionario ha infatti citato oltre 150 riferimenti a DeepSeek nei registri degli appalti dell'esercito



Notepad++, vulnerabilità critica consente di prendere pieno controllo dei sistemi esposti


@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Individuata una vulnerabilità critica in Notepad++ 8.8.1: un suo eventuale sfruttamento consente a un attaccante di elevare i propri privilegi a livello System e prendere pieno controllo dei dispositivi su cui è installato tramite



A free tool that allows anyone to upload a photo of an LAPD officer to get their name and badge number.#News


‘FuckLAPD.com’ Lets Anyone Use Facial Recognition to Instantly Identify Cops


A new site, FuckLAPD.com, is using public records and facial recognition technology to allow anyone to identify police officers in Los Angeles they have a picture of. The tool, made by artist Kyle McDonald, is designed to help people identify cops who may otherwise try to conceal their identity, such as covering their badge or serial number.

“We deserve to know who is shooting us in the face even when they have their badge covered up,” McDonald told me when I asked if the site was made in response to police violence during the LA protests against ICE that started earlier this month. “fucklapd.com is a response to the violence of the LAPD during the recent protests against the horrific ICE raids. And more broadly—the failure of the LAPD to accomplish anything useful with over $2B in funding each year.”

“Cops covering up their badges? ID them with their faces instead,” the site, which McDonald said went live this Saturday. The tool allows users to upload an image of a police officer’s face to search over 9,000 LAPD headshots obtained via public record requests. The site says image processing happens on the device, and no photos or data are transmitted or saved on the site. “Blurry, low-resolution photos will not match,” the site says.

fucklapd.com uses data provided by the City of Los Angeles directly to the public,” McDonald told me in an email. “This data has been provided in response to either public records requests or public records lawsuits. That means all of this information belongs to the public and is a matter of public record. fucklapd.com is not scraping any data.”

In addition to potentially identifying officers by name and serial number, FuckLAPD.com also pulls up a police officer’s salary.

“Surprisingly it [the domain name] only costs $10 a year to exercise my first amendment right to say fucklapd.com,” McDonald said.
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I tested the tools by grabbing an image of a white and bald police officer from an LAPD press conference addressing its use of force during the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles. I uploaded the image to the site, and within a few seconds the site presented me with nine headshots of officers who could be possible matches, all of them bald white men. The first correctly identified the cop in the image I uploaded.

Clicking “view profile” under the result sent me to the Watch the Watchers site by the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition, a community group based in the Skid Row neighborhood of downtown Los Angeles. “All of the information on this website comes from records that were deliberately made public by the City of Los Angeles in response to either public records requests or public records lawsuits,” the Watch the Watchers site says. “We plan to keep refreshing this data from new public records requests as well as to add other data.” Stop LAPD Spying Coalition is not associated with FuckLAPD.com and did not endorse the site.

McDonald told me that since the site launched, it had around 50,000 visitors, but “Because the analysis happens on-device I have no way of knowing what people are using it for, except for some people who have posted screenshots to Twitter or Instagram,” he said.

In 2018 McDonald made another tool called ICEspy which used hundreds of photos of ICE employees from LinkedIn and does much the same thing as FuckLAPD.com. “This app is designed to highlight and embarrass the organization committing atrocities against refugees and immigrants to the United States,” ICEspy’s website says. That tool originally used a Microsoft API, before Microsoft restricted access to it. McDonald said on X that he recently relaunched the tool to run locally on devices. 404 Media tested ICEspy using images of ICE employees on LinkedIn to verify if the tool worked and each result was incorrect; McDonald indicated on X he was looking for others to re-scrape LinkedIn and update the database.

Over the last few months ICE officers have consistently worn masks, neck gaiters, sunglasses, and baseball caps to shield their identity while often refusing to provide their name or even confirm the agency they belong to. This includes while violently assaulting people, detaining U.S. citizens, and pointing weapons at bystanders, leaving little room for recourse or accountability against the individual agents or the agency.

ICE’s constant use of masks has created a climate where people cannot be sure that the heavily armed group of men coming towards them are really federal agents or not. In Philadelphia, a man pretended to be an ICE agent in order to rob an auto repair shop and zip tie an employee. In Brooklyn, a man posed as an immigration officer before attempting to rape a woman.

ICE claims that assaults against its officers have increased by 413 percent, and use this as the justification for covering their faces. But as Philip Bump showed in the Washington Postthere are still plenty of questions about those numbers and their accuracy. ICE says its officers’ family members have been doxed too.

Neither the LAPD or ICE responded to a request for comment.

Joseph Cox contributed reporting.


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New Session publishes poetry via Telnet, rejecting the internet’s fast-paced enshittification.#retro #zines #telnet


This Queer Online Zine Can Only Be Read Via an Ancient Internet Protocol


Unless you’re living in a ChatGPT hype-bro bubble, it’s a pretty common sentiment these days that the internet is getting shittier. Social media algorithms have broken our brains, AI slop flows freely through Google search results like raw sewage, and tech companies keep telling us that this new status quo is not only inevitable, but Good.

Standing in stark opposition to these trends is New Session, an online literary zine accessed via the ancient-but-still-functional internet protocol Telnet.

Like any other zine, New Session features user-submitted poems, essays, and other text-based art. But the philosophy behind each of its digital pages is anything but orthodox.

“In the face of right-wing politics, climate change, a forever pandemic, and the ever-present hunger of imperialist capitalism, we have all been forced to adapt,” reads the intro to New Session’s third issue, titled Adaptations, which was released earlier this month. “Both you and this issue will change with each viewing. Select a story by pressing the key associated with it in the index. Read it again. Come back to it tomorrow. Is it the same? Are you?”

The digital zine is accessibleon the web via a browser-based Telnet client, or if you’re a purist like me, via the command line. As the intro promises, each text piece changes—adapts—depending on various conditions, like what time of day you access it or how many times you’ve viewed it. Some pieces change every few minutes, while others update every time a user looks at it, like gazing at fish inside a digital aquarium.



How New Session looks on Telnet. Images courtesy Cara Esten Hurtle

Once logged in, the zine’s main menu lists each piece along with the conditions that cause it to change. For example, Natasja Kisstemaker’s “Sanctuary” changes with every viewing, based on the current weather. “Signature,” by Kaia Peacock, updates every time you press a key, slowly revealing more of the piece when you type a letter contained in the text—like a word puzzle on Wheel of Fortune.

Cara Esten Hurtle, an artist and software engineer based in the Bay Area, co-founded New Session in 2021 along with Lo Ferris, while searching for something to do with her collection of retro computers during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I realized I’d been carrying around a lot of old computers, and I thought it would be cool to be able to do modern stuff on these things,” Hurtle told 404 Media. “I wanted to make something that was broadly usable across every computer that had ever been made. I wanted to be like, yeah, you can run this on a 1991 Thinkpad someone threw away, or you could run it on your modern laptop.”

If you’re of a certain age, you might remember Telnet as a server-based successor to BBS message boards, the latter of which operated by connecting computers directly. It hearkens back to a slower internet age, where you’d log in maybe once or twice a day to read what’s new. Technically, Telnet predates the internet itself, originally developed as anetworked teletype system in the late ‘60s for the internet’s military precursor, the ARPAnet. Years later, it was officially adopted as one of the earliest internet protocols, and today it remains the oldest application protocol still in use—though mainly by enthusiasts like Hurtle.

New Session intentionally embraces this slower pace, making it more like light-interactive fiction than a computer game. For Hurtle, the project isn’t just retro novelty—it’s a radical rejection of the addictive social media and algorithmic attention-mining that have defined the modern day internet.



New Session viewed on a variety of Hurtle's collection of machines. Photos courtesy Cara Esten Hurtle

“I want it to be something where you don’t necessarily feel like you have to spend a ton of time with it,” said Hurtle. “I want people to come back to it because they’re interested in the stories in the same way you’d come back to a book—not to get your streak on Duolingo.”

I won’t go into too much detail, because discovering how the pieces change is kind of the whole point. But on the whole, reading New Session feels akin to a palette cleanser after a long TikTok binge. Its very design evokes the polar opposite of the hyper-consumerist mindset that brought us infinite scrolls and algorithmic surveillance. The fact that you literally can’t consume it all in one session forces readers to engage with the material more slowly and meaningfully, piquing curiosity and exercising intuition.

At the same time, the zine isn’t meant to be a nostalgic throwback to simpler times. New Session specifically solicits works from queer and trans writers and artists, as a way to reclaim a part of internet history that was creditedalmost entirely to white straight men. But Hurtle says revisiting things like Telnet can also be a way to explore paths not taken, and re-assess ideas that were left in the dustbin of history.

“You have to avoid the temptation to nostalgize, because that’s really dangerous and it just turns you into a conservative boomer,” laughs Hurtle. “But we can imagine what aspects of this we can take and claim for our own. We can use it as a window to understand what’s broken about the current state of the internet. You just can’t retreat to it.”

Projects like New Session make a lot of sense in a time when more people are looking backward to earlier iterations of the internet—not to see where it all went wrong, but to excavate old ideas that could have shaped it in a radically different way, and perhaps still can. It’s a reminder of that hidden, universal truth—to paraphrase the famousDavid Graeber quote—that the internet is a thing we make, and could just as easily make differently.




Repression gegen Budapest Pride: EU soll gegen digitale Verfolgung und Diskriminierung einschreiten


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James Senese – Chest Nun E’ A Terra Mia
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Uno dei punti sui quali da sempre si trovano sulla stessa linea, addetti ai lavori, mezzi di informazione, suoi fan, appassionati di musica, è l’impareggiabile Coerenza di James Senese. In lui non c’è mai stata una separazione fra l’essere musicista e Il lato umano, sono una sagoma sola, schietta, espressiva, carismatica. È un figlio della […]
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Il Regno Unito sballotta Google?

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Google rappresenta oltre il 90% delle ricerche effettuate nel Regno Unito, ma ora l'autorità antitrust britannica sta valutando se assegnarle uno status particolare che le permetterebbe di rafforzare startmag.it/innovazione/il-reg…



Tregua. Israele denuncia attacco Iran, Teheran nega


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Il presidente americano nella notte ha annunciato la fine dello scontro tra Israele e Iran. Netanyahu ha confermato di aver accettato lo stop agli attacchi ma Tel Aviv denuncia che nuovi missili sono stati lanciati da Teheran. Iran smentisce.
L'articolo Tregua. Israele denuncia attacco Iran, Teheran




Perché Trump ha rimandato TikTok a settembre

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Con la guerra in Iran altri dossier sembrano essersi di colpo imposti sulla scrivania di Trump che per il terzo rinvio ha deciso di prendersi tutta l'estate: TikTok può infatti beneficiare di una ulteriore proroga di 90 giorni e continuare a



Data flows and digital repression: Civil society urges EU to reassess Israel’s adequacy status


On 24 June 2025, EDRi, Access Now and other civil society organisations sent a second letter to the European Commission, urging it to reassess Israel’s data protection adequacy status under the GDPR. The letter outlines six categories of concerns linking Israel’s data practices to escalating human rights violations in Gaza and the West Bank.

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Un anno fa, il 24 giugno 2024, accadeva l'impossibile: il giornalista Julian Assange veniva rilasciato dal famigerato carcere di massima sicurezza a Belmarsh, Londra.

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OPEN LETTER: The European Commission must act now to defend fundamental rights in Hungary


With Budapest Pride set to take place on June 28, 2025, EDRi and 46 organisation are urging the European Commission to defend fundamental rights in Hungary so that Pride organisers and participants can safely exercise their right to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression.

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Genomics Market Comprehensive Statistics, Growth Rate, and Future Trends 2035


Release Date: 2025-Jun-24

A recently compiled research report offers a comprehensive overview of the Genomics Market, presenting well-structured insights into current market behavior, historical performance, and projections for the years ahead. This report is developed to support informed business decisions by offering relevant market intelligence, segment-level analysis, and region-specific breakdowns.

Included in the publication is a concise summary of data points covering past trends, present-day developments, and general observations about the structure of the market. The report also includes information on technology-related activities, product alignment, and performance category. It is designed for professionals seeking accessible and detailed knowledge and is available in both PDF and spreadsheet formats for ease of use.

The global genomics market size, valued at USD 38.77 billion in 2024, is expected to reach USD 46.06 billion in 2025 and USD 186.64 billion by 2035, representing a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15.0% during the forecast period. The report presents these projections with supporting market data, providing a clear reference for understanding current conditions and segment activity.

Genomics Market Characterization

Market Scope and Market Size:

The report segments the global market based on Distribution by CAGR (Till 2035), Type of Deliverable, Type of Technology, Type of Process, Type of Study, Type of Application Area, End User, Geographical Regions.

This structured segmentation supports understanding of the Genomics Market from multiple angles. Readers can analyze trends based on crop usage, product type, and application method, while comparing region-specific contributions and market activity across different areas. The information helps frame each segment’s relevance and position within the overall market.

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Key Market Companies

Several prominent players are featured in the report, including 23andMe, Agilent Technologies, Bio-Rad Laboratories, BGI Genomics, Color Genomics, Danaher, Eppendorf, Eurofins Scientific (, GE HealthCare, Illumina, Myriad Genetics, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, Pacific Biosciences, QIAGEN, Quest Diagnostics, Roche, Thermo Fisher Scientific. These companies are profiled based on business reach, operational footprint, and product scope. The analysis also includes revenue performance, strategic direction, and product highlights for each company.

This section is designed to inform readers about how major companies are positioned within the Genomics industry, with a focus on sales performance, business expansion, and geographic engagement. It also highlights examples of recent activity across different regions, including portfolio extensions and new market entries.

Geographical Insights

Regional segmentation offers a breakdown of the Genomics Market by location, North America (US, Canada and Mexico) Europe (France, Germany, Italy, Spain, UK and Rest of Europe) Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Russia, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and Rest of the Asia-Pacific) Midde East and North Africa (Egypt, Saudi Arabia and UAE) Latin America (Argentina and Brazil). . Each region is reviewed with respect to historical performance, reported sales, and revenue share. The report presents these insights using a neutral and fact-based approach to ensure consistency across all regions.

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Part 01: Market Overview
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