In a major strategic shift, SpaceX is quietly repositioning its entire fleet of 4,400 Starlink satellites to a lower orbit. This isn’t just a technical tweak—it’s a critical move for the future of space safety.
In a seismic shift for the automotive industry, Chinese giant BYD has officially dethroned Tesla as the world’s leading electric vehicle manufacturer, marking the end of an era and the dawn of a new, fiercely competitive chapter.
In a defiant New Year’s address, President Xi Jinping declared China’s self-reliance in AI and semiconductors, turning US trade embargoes into a rallying cry for domestic innovation. This is more than just political rhetoric—it’s a blueprint for a new world order in technology.
Long before the first human sets foot on Mars, an army of tireless robots is already at work—scouting terrain, mapping radiation, and even hunting for natural shelters. This is how NASA is building the invisible road to Mars.
In a fierce rebuke, India’s government has put Elon Musk’s X on formal notice for the rampant misuse of its Grok AI to generate obscene images of women, threatening severe legal consequences.
In a stark and sobering assessment, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt has declared that the era of traditional software development is coming to an end. He believes AI is already automating 10-20% of programming tasks and will soon render decades of human coding skills obsolete, while its real power lies in transforming corporate back-office functions.