Idaho National Laboratory, alongside U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and local leaders, celebrated the recent success of private nuclear reactors reaching criticality, signaling a renewed push in American nuclear power.
European electric car manufacturers are downsizing their models thanks to improved battery technology, addressing urban space challenges while enhancing accessibility and affordability.
Anthropic claims Alibaba conducted millions of illicit interactions with its AI models, accusing the Chinese tech giant of intellectual property theft via an AI distillation attack.
Iraq, OPEC’s second-largest producer, threatens to quit the group unless it secures a significantly higher oil quota amid fiscal pressures and shifting export strategies.
PG&E customers in California are grappling with sharply rising energy bills, with rates expected to increase significantly by 2030 amid wildfire expenses and state climate regulations.
Mark Cuban calls on AI companies to dedicate billions toward supporting cities facing job disruptions, emphasizing the need to prioritize workers and creatives over celebrity endorsements.
Russia has established a legalized crypto settlement corridor for select foreign trade contracts, yet external sanctions and liquidity hurdles continue to limit its impact.
ByteDance is negotiating its largest-ever $20 billion offshore loan to expand spending on AI data centers, chips, and infrastructure amid escalating technology competition.
Judges from the International Criminal Court have sued the U.S. government to lift sanctions that freeze their assets and restrict their operations, arguing these measures undermine the court’s impartiality.
BitGo has laid off nearly 15% of its staff as part of a strategic shift toward trading, stablecoins, settlement, and AI-driven infrastructure within the crypto industry.