Zero Carbon Charge has started construction on two fully off-grid, solar-powered ultrafast EV charging stations along the N3 corridor. The stations represent the first phase of a planned national network of 120 renewable charging facilities.
Government spies and cyber-mercenaries are actively breaking into Signal and WhatsApp accounts using sophisticated spyware. They’re bypassing encryption entirely by exploiting phones and app features. High-value individuals worldwide are being targeted.
Gogo has been ordered to pay $22.7 million for infringing patents held by SmartSky Networks. The case involves key 5G air-to-ground technology for inflight connectivity. Gogo says it will appeal the decision.
Samsung is quietly building its own agentic AI tools internally. The Sirius system is currently in beta testing for employees, while Gauss AI gets image generation upgrades.
Enterprises are facing a new shadow crisis as employees adopt AI tools without IT approval. This repeats the pattern of shadow IT during the cloud transition, but with higher stakes and less visibility. The rush for productivity gains is creating massive security risks.
Michael Dell says AI is the central topic for every customer meeting, calling it numbers 1, 2, and 3 on the agenda. The company’s AI Factory initiative and partner ecosystem are key to delivering on what he calls a “profound opportunity.”
The Rust for Linux kernel project is undergoing a leadership transition as co-maintainer Wedson Almeida Filho formally steps down. He cited time constraints while celebrating the project’s growth from a 2018 experiment to mainstream kernel inclusion.
Michael Burry, famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis, is starting a paid newsletter on Substack. This follows his decision to close his hedge fund, Scion Asset Management, last month.
A new Russian-linked malware campaign is hiding StealC V2 inside Blender 3D files distributed on platforms like CGTrader. The attack exploits Blender’s Auto Run feature to execute malicious Python scripts that download additional payloads. Researchers have been tracking this operation for at least s
Apple has reportedly cracked one of foldable phones’ biggest problems: screen creasing. The iPhone Fold is expected to launch in 2026-2027 with a true crease-free design. Foxconn has already created dedicated production lines for the device.
