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Nikkei Asia claims five technology giants hold $1.65 trillion in hidden obligations, fueling Enron comparisons and increasing investor concern worldwide.

InformNapalm claims cyber specialists manipulated Russian air defenses into destroying a Su-57, although Moscow insists the aircraft suffered a technical failure.

The BRRRRT Act seeks to slow A-10 retirements by restoring capabilities and tightening replacement requirements following recent operational missions.

Ukraine approves turbojet-powered guided bombs reaching 200 kilometers while expanding domestic manufacturing, engineering expertise, and precision strike capabilities.

Ukraine unveiled a reusable Liutyi drone carrying four missiles, replacing its previous one-way strike mission with reusable combat capability.

Northrop Grumman launches MRV satellite servicing spacecraft, whose robotic arms have also sparked debate over possible military applications.

SkyFall unveils the faster P1-SUN Jetkiller interceptor as Ukraine responds to increasingly common Russian jet-powered Shahed drone attacks effectively.

UFORCE and RECONCRAFT will manufacture MAGURA naval drones in America, expanding production of Ukraine's combat-tested unmanned maritime platform significantly.

WEKA combines NeuralMesh 6 with WEKApod 3, using compression and 1,800 Micron SSDs to claim 1.1 exabytes per rack.

GSMA estimates Europe's Huawei removal could cost €40 billion, greatly exceeding Commission projections amid ongoing disagreement over replacement expenses.

UC Irvine developed an implantable bioelectric outlet allowing needle-based charging and 16 Mbps data transfers without permanently exposing electrical connections.

Ukraine formally introduced the Tsyklop interceptor, combining high-altitude attacks with expanding domestic drone production and increasingly advanced aerial defense programs.

GenStorAIGE's AI90 combines HBM, DDR, and SSD storage, claiming faster inference while expanding effective GPU memory for large language models.

Ukraine introduced a naval drone carrying FPV aircraft while expanding unmanned maritime operations through new launch concepts and future interception capabilities.

Vodafone is testing AI-controlled robotic antennas while preparing lower-energy internal antenna components for future autonomous 4G and 5G networks.

Lockheed Martin introduced the reusable Morfius X-Rotor, claiming it disables over 50 drones while reducing dependence on expensive interceptor missiles.

Russia has adapted Yak-52 and An-2 aircraft into airborne FPV interceptor drone platforms, expanding counter-UAV capabilities using long-serving Soviet airframes.

South Korea received preliminary US approval for a 15,000 TEU container ship powered by twin molten salt small modular reactors.

Ukraine reportedly uses heavy drones to deploy ARK-1 robots carrying anti-tank mines, showing new combinations of aerial and ground systems.

Ukraine's affordable missile production is challenging Western defense economics while creating industrial partnerships that could reshape future military manufacturing.

Analysts warn that hidden AI data center debt increasingly resembles financial structures that contributed to the 2008 global mortgage crisis collapse.

Adata Chairman Chen Li-bai expects AI demand to sustain global memory shortages despite factory expansions and sharply rising DDR5 prices worldwide.

A $50,000 T800 robot lost its head during Shenzhen's first humanoid robot fighting tournament, but continued fighting using its remaining systems.

Russia has reportedly added magnetic compasses to cheap Molniya drones, helping maintain direction when electronic warfare disrupts GPS and GLONASS signals.

French startup Celeste Ecoflyers is developing an inflatable drone capable of 10-hour flights, a 500-mile range, and compact transport inside cars.