‘The end of an era’: China enforces mandatory rule to cull inefficient solar panels, signals end of ultra-cheap PV price wars

China introduces mandatory solar efficiency standards that could remove outdated factories, reduce oversupply, and reshape competition across the photovoltaic industry.

US bought 2000 F-Drones F10 attack UAVs from Ukraine as the Pentagon moves to the next phase of the billion-dollar ‘drone dominance’ program, with the legacy US military-industrial complex cautiously looking

Ukraine exported 2,000 F10 attack drones to the United States after securing approval through its existing export control framework and Pentagon contract.

SanDisk has started sampling the tiny chip that will make 512TB SSDs possible in 2027, but don’t expect them to cost under $300,000
SanDisk has started sampling the tiny chip that will make 512TB SSDs possible in 2027, but don’t expect them to cost under $300,000

SanDisk’s BiCS10 chip enables denser, faster NAND storage, paving the way toward costly future 512TB drives.

The Holy Grail of LED cinema: World’s largest screen is the size of 700 TVs and packs 44 million pixels

A 30-meter, 44-million-pixel LED wall fires sound through the pixels, solving one of the biggest audio-centric challenges which plagued previous designs.

‘Quality decays exponentially following AI arrival’: Research shows experts and contributors leaving online communities amidst silent ‘knowledge reset’

AI may have killed Stack Overflow while training on the same platform, as it pushed expert contributors away from the platform

Notorious Flipper Zero says it has ‘decided to rethink our approach’ to devices, but says development will continue thanks to community help

Flipper Devices keeps firmware development alive through community contributions while shifting internal resources toward new hardware projects and products.

‘The false attributions were the direct product of Koi’s unsupervised reliance’: Startup sues Koi Security after AI tool hallucinates and links it to a Chinese spying scam

MeetingTV sues Koi Security over alleged AI-generated false claims linking its software to Chinese cybercrime, causing reputational and business damage.

Is this the open source printer of our dreams? Raspberry Pi-powered, DRM-free ‘Open Printer’ inkjet could be the perfect solution if it ever sees the light of day

Open Tools develops a repairable open source printer using Raspberry Pi hardware, challenging DRM restrictions while facing cartridge and production challenges.

‘It’s not really enjoyable to make music now’: Quote of the day by CEO of AI music generator Suno, Mikey Shulman — a faux pas with serious ramifications

The rise of AI threatens the arts just as much as any industry – with large language models able to generate all kinds of media

No runway, no problem: China demonstrates drone catapult made up of three trucks that interlock like Lego bricks and come in shipping containers

China seems to have solved one of the biggest logistics challenges of using larger drones across various environments by using trucks to form a launch system.