TechnologyMay 23
SpaceX Conducts Test Flight of Enhanced Starship Rocket
SpaceX launched an upgraded version of its Starship rocket in a test flight, with the mission including deployment of mock satellites.
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TechnologyJun 4
CrowdStrike Meets Projections, Announces Stock Split as Security Demand Remains Strong
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike hit financial targets and announced a 4-for-1 stock split while projecting strong growth in annual recurring revenue.
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TechnologyJun 4
Tech Companies Announce Product Strategy Shifts and New Features
Meta, Substack, Plex, and PlayStation have announced various product changes and strategic directions for their platforms.
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TechnologyJun 4
Education Officials Address Technology Challenges in Schools
British exam regulator warns of high-tech cheating while U.S. schools grapple with social media disruption and accessibility concerns.
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TechnologyMay 13
Instructure Reaches Agreement with Hackers Over Stolen Canvas Data
Instructure struck a deal with cybercriminals who breached Canvas systems, affecting thousands of educational institutions worldwide.
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TechnologyApr 30
Rivian Reduces DOE Loan to $4.5B, Adjusts Georgia Plant Capacity Plans
Electric vehicle maker Rivian has renegotiated its Department of Energy loan down from $6.6 billion to $4.5 billion while modifying production plans for its Georgia manufacturing facility.
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TechnologyMay 25
EU Plans Major Fine for Google in Antitrust Investigation
European Union regulators are preparing to impose a substantial fine on Google as part of an ongoing antitrust investigation, according to German media reports.
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TechnologyJun 2
China Approves World's First Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Chip
China has approved the first invasive brain-computer interface chip, allowing paralyzed patient to control devices with thoughts.
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TechnologyMay 23
Hyundai Recalls Over 421,000 US Vehicles for Software Brake Issue
Hyundai Motor will recall more than 421,000 vehicles in the United States due to a software problem affecting the braking system.
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TechnologyApr 25
Oracle Secures $16 Billion Financing for Michigan Data Center Project
Related Digital has secured financing for a $16 billion Oracle data center development in Michigan, marking one of the largest data center projects.
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TechnologyJun 8
PepsiCo Deploys 41 Autonomous Trucks Across Three States
PepsiCo is operating 41 driverless trucks in Arizona, Texas and Arkansas, marking a significant commercial deployment of autonomous vehicle technology.
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TechnologyJun 12
GOP Lawmakers Link Anti-Data Center Movement to Chinese Interference
Republican officials and tech investors claim China is behind US opposition to data centers, but experts say local concerns drive resistance.
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TechnologyMay 3
Apple CEO Tim Cook Steps Down, John Ternus Named Successor
Apple announces leadership transition as Tim Cook departs and hardware chief John Ternus takes over as CEO.
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TechnologyJun 5
Cybersecurity Concerns Mount as Companies Face Foreign Hacking and Ransomware Threats
Multiple cybersecurity incidents involving major corporations and ransomware groups highlight growing digital security challenges.
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TechnologyMay 26
Volvo Cars Receives US Approval to Continue Selling Connected Vehicles
The Trump administration granted Volvo Cars permission to keep importing and selling vehicles with connected car technology despite Chinese ownership concerns.
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