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Russia Ranks Fifth in Global Government Space Spending but Trails Leading Powers
In 2025, Russia’s government space budget stood at $4.11 billion, ranking it fifth worldwide behind the US, China, EU, and Japan.
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Nintendo to End Sales of Original Switch in Europe Starting 2027
Nintendo will stop selling all versions of the original Switch console in Europe beginning in 2027 as it prepares to launch the Switch 2 with a replaceable battery.
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Infineon Launches $5 Billion Smart Power Chip Factory in Dresden for AI Data Centers
Infineon unveils a $5 billion smart power chip factory in Dresden, backed by EU subsidies, targeting AI data center demands.
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EU Launches Ambitious Strategy to Reduce Reliance on US and Asian Tech in Chips, AI, and Cloud Services
The European Union unveils a comprehensive plan to boost domestic tech supply chains and cut dependence on US and Asian semiconductor, AI, and cloud providers.
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European Commission Advises EU Countries to Remove Huawei and ZTE Equipment from Telecom Networks
The European Commission recommends EU member states exclude Huawei and ZTE gear from telecom infrastructure over cybersecurity concerns.
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EU Smartphone Regulations to Allow Non-Removable Batteries with Conditions Starting 2027
New EU rules effective in 2027 will permit non-removable batteries in smartphones under specific conditions, clarifying earlier misconceptions.
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EU Age Verification App Fails Public Security Tests
The EU’s age verification app was compromised with minimal effort, exposing weaknesses in its security during public testing.
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European Commission Cloud Infrastructure Breach Exposes 350 GB of Data
Hackers accessed the European Commission’s cloud infrastructure, stealing 350 GB of data while services remained operational.
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ESA Secures Crew Dragon Flight for European Astronauts to ISS Before Station’s Retirement
European astronauts will gain vital ISS experience as ESA arranges Crew Dragon flights ahead of the space station’s planned retirement.
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Apple Challenges European Commission Over Antitrust Fines and Regulatory Delays
Apple accuses the European Commission of excessive scrutiny and unfair fines amid ongoing antitrust investigations.
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