Brazil's Omnia, Casa dos Ventos Sign $2 Billion Energy Deal for TikTok Data Center
Brazilian companies Omnia and Casa dos Ventos have signed a $2 billion energy agreement to power TikTok data center operations in Brazil.
Brazilian companies Omnia and Casa dos Ventos have signed a $2 billion energy agreement to power TikTok data center operations in Brazil.

Russian authorities are implementing widespread internet outages and targeting VPN services as part of an escalating campaign to control digital communications.

Space startup Varda Space Industries has partnered with pharmaceutical company United Therapeutics to conduct drug experiments and manufacturing in orbit.
Google launched the Pixel 10a budget smartphone and rolled out a March software update bringing desktop mode and enhanced AI capabilities to Pixel devices.

Several technology companies announced new services this week, including autonomous vehicle expansion and enhanced digital ordering capabilities.

Microsoft is implementing significant changes to Windows 11, including restoring taskbar positioning options and giving users more control over system updates.

Residents in Utah have sued officials over Kevin O'Leary's planned data center, while Nashville Zoo opposes a nearby project citing animal safety concerns.

Law enforcement officials in California have issued warnings about a popular high school game where students track and 'eliminate' each other.

General Motors accelerates electric vehicle battery plans while electric ferries expand globally, as policy debates continue over EV road funding.
Google has incorporated Rust programming language into the Pixel 10's cellular modem to improve security and safety of legacy code systems.

Nintendo announced plans to offer Switch 2 models with user-replaceable batteries in the European Union to comply with upcoming regulations.

A federal court has lifted Federal Trade Commission restrictions on Intuit's TurboTax advertising practices that were imposed during the Biden administration.

An Italian court ruled that Netflix's subscription price increase clauses violated consumer protection laws and ordered the company to refund affected customers.

Tesla's Texas manufacturing facility reduced its workforce from 21,191 to 16,506 workers in 2025 as the company faced declining sales for the second consecutive year.

A Chinese hacker faces federal charges for stealing COVID-19 research, while Israeli spyware company Paragon reportedly fails to cooperate with Italian authorities.
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