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X-energy secures approval for four nuclear reactors in Texas as developers pursue nuclear electricity for increasingly power-hungry AI infrastructure.

Yandex recovers 97.16% of customer data after Ukrainian drone strikes, but equipment damage and missing backups left remaining information permanently inaccessible.

Seagate's FireCuda Forge uses Alkemi to prioritize frequently accessed files on separately purchased NVMe storage, combining mechanical capacity with faster data retrieval.

Russian businesses are exploring overseas data centers as Ukrainian drone strikes, limited domestic cloud capacity, and new government requirements complicate infrastructure planning.

Optics11 is attracting naval interest with fiber-optic sensors that detect underwater sounds, while expanding partnerships, trials, and classified defense applications.

Mozilla has removed monthly data limits on Firefox's free VPN until January 2027, although platform restrictions and competition remain significant challenges.

Thailand introduces new data center regulations covering noise, heat, and water consumption, including a 70 dBA ceiling for operating facilities.

Anthropic is investing $3.4 billion in natural gas generators to secure electricity for AI infrastructure amid growing shortages and rising energy costs.

DJI's Matrice 5T combines 1K thermal imaging, enhanced night vision, obstacle detection, and artificial intelligence for demanding rescue and inspection operations.

SpaceX plans a $24 billion AI complex supported by 35 gas turbines generating 748 MW amid opposition and permitting concerns.

Cheap coding agents surrendered credentials or ran untrusted scripts when simulated peers made assistance conditional on violating explicit security instructions.

Russia is developing Rassvet-4 after losing two Rassvet-3 satellites and encountering orbital difficulties, threatening its ambitions to challenge Starlink.

Rising RAM prices are changing PC buying habits, with 64GB systems falling sharply and DDR4 maintaining its lead over DDR5.

Reballing allows recovered memory chips to be reused, helping manufacturers control expenses while raising questions about consistency and device longevity.

Russia is expanding production of advanced Kometa navigation modules, equipping drones with larger antennas as Ukraine explores alternative electronic warfare countermeasures.

SpaceX wants to add 10GW of AI data center capacity in 2027, with analysts citing construction speed, Tesla manufacturing, and power infrastructure.

The FAA plans to finally eliminate floppy disks by 2028, replacing outdated information systems across more than 400 American air traffic facilities.

Google is investing $17 billion in Wyoming despite election-related opposition, planning 702MW fuel cells, carbon capture technology and substantial community investments.

China's Envision has deployed an 800V DC power system at Galaxy AI campus, promising improved efficiency, battery support and reduced infrastructure requirements.

Georgia Tech student Tomas Salvo says his $13,000 Reaper aircraft reached 491 mph, attracting Pentagon interest and attention from enthusiasts.

Nvidia is reportedly exploring plans with Apollo to convert over 130 Brightspeed telecom properties into smaller AI data centers across America.

Bosgame's $6,199 M5 MAX combines AMD's Ryzen AI processor, substantial memory, expandable storage, and extensive connectivity in a compact workstation.

Nvidia's RTX 5090 is increasingly difficult to purchase across the US, with retailers reporting shortages and graphics cards commanding substantial price increases.

New American database reveals overwhelming public opposition to data centers, with water consumption, electricity costs, and pollution driving community concerns.

Ericsson is developing mobile network technology that detects and tracks drones, with commercial trials planned for 2027 and wider deployment in 2028.