SpaceX Heads For A Record Debut Into A Risk-Off Tape
The year's marquee listing aims for a 1.77-trillion-dollar valuation just as war and inflation rattle markets.
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Meta Seeks Court Action Against NSO Group Over WhatsApp Violations
The move follows a lengthy legal battle that resulted in a U.S. court issuing a permanent injunction against NSO last year and ordering the company to pay $4 million in damages.
Why Does China Unicom Oppose The FCC’s Proposed Telecom Restrictions
In a filing submitted to the Federal Communications Commission, China Unicom’s U.S. unit argued that the proposal would harm American companies with significant operations and supply chain interests in China.
Anthropic Launches Public Version Of Fable 5 With Safety Restriction
Anthropic said Fable 5 delivers a substantial improvement in reasoning and complex problem-solving performance.
NASA Unveils Artemis III Crew For Next Phase Of Moon Program
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman introduced the crew on Tuesday, naming Randy Bresnik as commander, Luca Parmitano as pilot, and Andre Douglas and Frank Rubio as mission specialists.
Which Technology Helped Save US Crew Members Off Oman’s Coast
Both crew members were recovered within about two hours and were reported to be in stable condition
Russia Receives Rare Lunar Soil From China’s Chang’e-6 Mission
According to Russia’s Space Research Institute, 1.5 grams of lunar soil gathered during China’s Chang’e-6 mission were handed over on June 3.
Chips Claw Back After Wall Street's Worst Day of the Year
Semiconductors led a Monday bounce, but a hot jobs print and this week's inflation read keep the Fed in focus.
Why Is The UK Buying AI Chips From Domestic Companies
The broader objective is to expand Britain’s presence in the global semiconductor market and build a domestic industry worth an estimated £37 billion.
We’re Freaking Doomed Without Freedom From State Rule
Up until roughly 1980, Information Technology (IT) was regarded as a black box by those not working in it.
How Will Amazon’s Corning Deal Boost AI Data Centers In America
The long-term deal will support the construction and connectivity of Amazon’s AI-focused data centers while creating about 1,000 jobs at Corning’s manufacturing facilities in North Carolina.
Chip Selloff Hands Wall Street Its Worst Day In Months
A hot jobs report revived Fed-hike fears, sending the Nasdaq down 4.2% and semiconductors into a rout.
New York Enacts One-Year Data Center Moratorium
The legislation also includes labor requirements governing the construction of future facilities.
Why Did NASA Order ISS Astronauts Into Safe Haven Procedures
According to the report, the alert was triggered after a long-standing air leak in the Russian segment of the station worsened significantly.
International Space Station Crew Told To Shelter In Spacecraft
NASA ordered precautionary safety measures Friday after an air leak on a Russian section of the orbiting laboratory worsened
Amazon Expands Warehouse Automation With Next-Gen Proteus
The robot can transport inventory and respond to plain-language instructions without requiring technical commands