Tag: technology

Russian Antitrust Authority to Investigate 5G Advertising Practices of Telecom Operators

Russia’s antitrust agency plans to review telecom operators’ 5G promotions amid concerns over unimplemented technology claims.

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General Motors to Develop Sodium-Ion Batteries for AI Data Center Energy Storage

General Motors is entering the energy storage sector with sodium-ion batteries aimed at AI data centers and power grid applications.

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China Conducts First Tests of Guided Projectile for Railgun Weapon

China has successfully tested a guided projectile for railgun technology, marking a breakthrough in precision for hypervelocity weapons.

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Demand for SpaceX Shares Surpasses Supply by Nearly Fourfold, Exceeding $250 Billion

Investor interest in SpaceX shares has surged to over $250 billion, nearly four times the company’s initial $75 billion offering.

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PepsiCo Pioneers Large-Scale Autonomous Truck Deliveries Across Three US States

PepsiCo expands autonomous trucking for snacks and beverages, deploying 41 self-driving trucks across Arizona, Texas, and Arkansas.

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China Begins Large-Scale Production of Gallium Nitride RF Chips for 6G Networks

China launches mass production of gallium nitride radio frequency chips, aiming to power next-generation 6G communication networks.

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AMD Predicts DDR5 Memory Prices Will Stabilize Within Two Years

AMD expects DDR5 RAM prices to normalize only after a two-year period amid ongoing supply shortages and market challenges.

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Finnish Startup Donut Lab Accused of Fraud Over Revolutionary Solid-State Battery Claims

Finnish company Donut Lab reportedly misled investors with false claims about its breakthrough solid-state battery technology.

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Satellite Wi-Fi on Airliners Emerges as Key Battleground for SpaceX Starlink and Amazon Leo

Airlines compete for premium passengers with in-flight satellite Wi-Fi, pitting SpaceX Starlink against Amazon’s Leo network in a growing market.

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Samsung Foundry Anticipated to Reach Profitability by Q3 2026 After Years of Losses

Samsung Foundry, facing losses since 2022, could achieve profitability in Q3 2026 amid improved chip manufacturing orders.

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Russian Satellite Constellation Loses One of Its First 16 Units Less Than Three Months After Launch

Less than three months after deployment, one satellite from Russia’s Bureau 1440 constellation is no longer operational, according to tracking data.

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Sam Altman’s Eye-Scanning Startup Tools for Humanity Plans Workforce Reduction

Tools for Humanity, co-founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, is set to reduce its staff according to an internal company email.

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