The Federal Communications Commission has officially banned new foreign-made drones from the U.S. market. This sweeping move, driven by national security concerns, directly targets dominant Chinese manufacturers like DJI and Autel.
Financial regulators are finding that the rush to deploy generative AI is outpacing basic governance. Firms are struggling with transparency, version control, and third-party risks, creating potential compliance and security headaches.
The Trump administration has banned all new foreign-made drones from US distribution, citing national security. The move is a direct blow to market leader DJI. American drone makers are poised to be the big winners.
According to a senior energy analyst, the core challenge of the shift to renewables is profound uncertainty about future demand and technology adoption. The solution isn’t better single-point forecasts, but a move to scenario modeling that explores multiple possible futures.
In a stark policy reversal, Russia’s central bank is preparing to let retail investors buy cryptocurrencies domestically. The plan includes strict annual caps and mandatory tests, marking a dramatic shift driven by sanctions.
The developer behind the recent Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition port for Switch 2 is hinting at more. After a “passionate response,” the door is open for Rise and Shadow of the Tomb Raider to follow.
An amateur astronomer accidentally discovered that SpaceX’s secretive Starshield satellites are transmitting in a radio band reserved for uplinking to spacecraft. This could cause serious interference for other satellites and space vehicles. The signals were found in the 2025-2110 MHz range, a band
Lua 5.5 has been released with a suite of improvements aimed at performance and developer control. Key updates include incremental major garbage collection and more compact arrays that use about 60% less memory. The update also introduces stricter rules for variable declarations.
Scientists have created a biologically realistic simulation of a mouse’s entire cerebral cortex. Running on the Fugaku supercomputer, it models 10 million neurons and their billions of connections. This tool could revolutionize brain disease research and even probe the mechanics of consciousness.
Everyone wants a simple villain for soaring electricity costs, often pointing at data centers. A new analysis digs deeper, finding a tangled web of infrastructure problems is the real culprit. The fix requires more than just blaming tech.
