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SpaceX’s FCC filings show 207,152 avoidance maneuvers in six months, raising safety questions as Starlink multiplies.
A NASA flight surgeon describes nine years of rejection, then the improbable turn that changes how we think about pathways.
Next week’s change lets rivals distribute apps outside Google Play, reshaping platform incentives and governance decisions.
The new foldable display aims for slimmer, tougher durability, and it debuts with Z Fold 8 and Z Fold 8 Ultra.
Citizen developers in Venezuela turned AI into websites and apps for searches and coordination when government response stalled.
The near-$10 billion public offering at CXMT signals how fast capital is moving to lock in China’s AI compute stack.
Steve Kleynhans says on-device SLMs and SRMs can offset runaway cloud token bills and shift workloads to endpoints.
The lithography giant lifts guidance for the second time this year, signaling ongoing capacity build-outs for AI chips.
A LinkedIn exit turns into a blunt memo on budgets, greenlights, and what horror developers can still afford.
Investor talks suggest serious appetite for AI-enabled life-sciences bets, with real regulatory and R&D timing implications.
OpenAI changed Codex multi-agent v2 so task text travels encrypted between models, leaving rollouts harder to debug.
A 1.43-inch OLED smartwatch with dual-band GPS and up to 13 days battery life just got a budget price war nudge.
