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Category: Technology
Europe Just Gave Its Space Agency a Massive, Unprecedented Budget Boost
In a historic move, European ministers agreed to almost the entire budget request from the European Space Agency. The €22.1 billion package funds major science missions and a new push for reusable rockets and space security tech.
Apple Might Use Intel to Make Chips, But It’s Not What You Think
According to a new report, Apple is planning to have Intel manufacture some of its future Apple Silicon chips. This wouldn’t be a return to Intel CPUs, but a strategic diversification of chip production. The move is seen as a nod to U.S. manufacturing priorities.
The Battery Backup Has a Problem. Old-School Tech Might Fix It.
The push for renewables needs long-duration energy storage. After a fire at the world’s biggest battery site, attention is shifting to compressed air systems. It’s a proven, if imperfect, technology getting a major new lease on life.
Siemens Energy Bets Big on the Steam Side of Nuclear’s SMR Future
Siemens Energy is diving deep into the small modular reactor (SMR) boom by partnering with Rolls-Royce SMR. The company will supply its high-efficiency SST-8000 steam turbine-generator sets, a key component for the factory-built nuclear plants. This move leverages decades of nuclear “conventional is
India reportedly wants Sanchar Saathi pre-loaded on all phones
According to a report, India’s telecom department has given smartphone makers like Apple and Samsung 90 days to pre-load the Sanchar Saathi app on all new devices sold in the country. The order, dated November 28, 2025, also asks for the app to be pushed to existing phones via updates, and users rep
The Grid’s Hidden Risk: Why New Power Plants Need a Check-Up
A new report warns that solar and wind farms are often misconfigured when they connect to the power grid, posing a serious stability threat. The solution? A mandatory third-party verification system, similar to a home inspection.
Dell Says Half a Billion People Are Avoiding Windows 11
In a recent earnings call, Dell’s COO Jeff Clarke painted a stark picture of Windows 11 adoption. He stated that roughly 500 million PCs capable of running the OS haven’t been upgraded, with another 500 million too old to even try. This has left Dell’s sales momentum for Windows 11 devices lagging s
Solar’s Next Leap: Perovskite Tech Supercharges Power Generation
Solar technology is undergoing its biggest transformation in decades. Perovskite tandem cells are now hitting commercial scale with 20%+ power gains, while printable solar cells are eliminating batteries in everyday electronics.
This New Tech Pulls Lithium From Dead Batteries Cheaper Than Buying It
Scientists have cracked the code on economically viable lithium recycling from dead batteries. Their new method costs just $12.70 per kilogram, beating current market prices. This could revolutionize how we source critical battery materials.