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Fort Worth to Fort Stockton kicks off a five-day race where high school teams build and fuel cars with solar energy.
Two contracts, $1.25B plus $920M per month, turn unused capacity into a valuation lever.
As cars get more software updates over the network, cybersecurity risk grows, forcing boards to treat OTA as critical infrastructure.
Steam Machine architects warn the memory squeeze is getting worse, with Valve hoping for affordability only later.
A regulator-backed website block raises immediate compliance, risk, and revenue questions for anyone touching prediction markets or affiliates.
Waymo’s San Francisco service restarted after a one-hour halt, reigniting attention on reliability risks for robotaxis.
The new Kimi model release reignites the debate over who controls frontier AI, and what that means for investors and regulators.
A Nubia phone built around ByteDance’s Doubao agent puts voice-first automation on hardware, forcing rivals to respond fast.
Apple’s Maps ad policy shift removes a whole category of home-service providers, with knock-on effects for local ad buyers.
If Google restores flagship-grade compute with Tensor G6, it would fix the exact 10a misstep decision-makers noticed.
The studio says layoffs hit as soon as hype cooled, creating a capital, talent, and schedule risk for everyone watching narrative games.
World Emoji Day brings a practical giveaway for VR creators, plus a lesson about why 3D design is harder than 2D.
