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China's CATL, the world's largest battery manufacturer, projects that stationary energy storage systems will account for half of its sales by 2030. This strategic pivot signals a substantial reorientation of global battery production towards grid-scale applications.
Nintendo's confirmation that its upcoming console will feature user-replaceable batteries in Europe highlights how the EU's strict circular economy regulations are actively reshaping hardware design pipelines for global tech giants.
A new multi-year agreement between Nvidia and SK hynix shifts high-bandwidth memory from a commodity supply model to deep, joint silicon co-design.
Google's eye-popping $920 million monthly agreement with SpaceX reveals the extreme measures hyperscalers are taking to secure infrastructure amid unprecedented AI demand.
General Motors is betting on lithium-manganese-rich cathode chemistry to slash EV costs, leveraging a new pilot facility to shave a year off commercialization timelines despite lingering technical hurdles.
To comply with state law, Apple is requiring new App Store users in Texas to verify their age with government IDs or credit cards, signaling a broader shift toward regional platform fragmentation.
New add-in cards utilizing AMD's Promontory 21 chipset offer a low-cost alternative to expensive PCIe switches, bypassing motherboard bifurcation limits for dense I/O.
Open-source database startup Supabase has doubled its valuation to $10 billion in just eight months, riding a wave of AI-assisted software development that is drastically accelerating developer adoption.
As Anthropic prepares for its public market debut, co-founder Daniela Amodei shrugs off monetization skepticism with a staggering $47 billion annualized revenue figure.
A wave of public disclosures from founders details problematic venture capital practices, surfacing a stark contrast with a growing movement toward building ventures focused on human connection over hyper-growth.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers is creating unprecedented electricity demand, straining existing grids and leading to significant price increases. This surge poses a critical challenge to energy infrastructure planning and the broader clean energy transition.
As venture capital firms increasingly bypass traditional media, Founders Fund’s new game show starring Sam Altman and Palmer Luckey represents the final convergence of tech elite status and self-produced entertainment.
Fusion startup Helion has raised $465 million, aiming to deliver a commercial power plant to Microsoft by 2028, a timeline that warrants close technical examination given historical fusion development challenges.
Gigabyte's new 1U high-density server packs 40 Intel Lunar Lake processors, demonstrating how client-grade on-package memory architectures are redefining edge compute density.
Cybersecurity startup Cyera is reportedly negotiating a $300 million funding round that values the company at $12 billion, defying current market sobriety with an 80x ARR multiple.
Silicon Valley's most famously disciplined venture firm, Benchmark, has abandoned its signature fund cap to raise a $2 billion capital pool, signaling a fundamental shift in how elite firms must compete in the AI era.
Despite a $6 billion ratepayer-funded rollout of 12 million smart meters across the PJM Interconnection, legacy utilities are withholding high-resolution consumption data, stalling the deployment of virtual power plants when the grid needs them most.
AMD's upcoming Helios platform, designed to challenge Nvidia's rack-scale dominance, will initially rely on UALink-over-Ethernet, introducing latency and overhead trade-offs for scale-up AI clusters.
Recent actions at Meta reveal a nuanced approach to corporate responsibility, where a VR fitness game finds new life while contract workers face less favorable terms during organizational shifts.
A coalition of seven Northeast states has sued the Department of the Interior to block a controversial federal agreement paying TotalEnergies $1 billion to abandon its U.S. offshore wind leases, threatening regional decarbonization targets.
A new executive order establishes a voluntary framework for developers to share frontier artificial intelligence models with the federal government before public release, balancing national security concerns with an explicit rejection of heavy-handed regulation.
Nvidia is making a strategic push into the CPU market, partnering with major PC vendors to integrate AI agents directly onto devices. This move signals a significant expansion of its silicon footprint beyond GPUs, leveraging its AI expertise to redefine the personal computing lan
At Build 2026, Microsoft unveiled its first in-house reasoning model, MAI-Thinking-1, alongside a new agent-centric operating system, marking a deliberate shift away from its reliance on OpenAI.
A strike by outsourced workers at Meta's European headquarters highlights the widening chasm between tech's pampered full-time staff and the precarious contractors who keep the platforms running.