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Apple Shift Turns India Into World’s Top Maker of US Smartphones

Tuesday at 16:47 PM, via Slashdot

India has overtaken China to become the top source of smartphones sold in the US, after Apple shifted to assemble more of its iPhones in the South Asian country. From a report: In the quarter through June, India was the largest manufacturer of smartphones shipped to the US for the first time, accounting for 44% of the market, according to Canalys data. Vietnam, home to much of Samsung’s...

AI Boom Sparks Fight Over Soaring Power Costs

Tuesday at 16:00 PM, via Slashdot

Utilities across the U.S. are demanding tech companies pay larger shares of electricity infrastructure costs as AI drives unprecedented data center construction, creating tensions over who bears the financial burden of grid upgrades. Virginia utility Dominion Energy received requests from data center developers requiring 40 gigawatts of electricity by the end of 2024, enough to power at least...

We face daunting global challenges. But here are eight reasons to be hopeful | John D Boswell

Tuesday at 16:00 PM, via The Guardian

Although the trends can be hard to perceive, we are making incredible progress on global poverty, health, longevity and climate change

Don’t fret the future.

A lot of people do, and for powerful reasons – we are facing enormous challenges unprecedented in human history, from climate change and nuclear war to engineered pandemics and malicious artificial intelligence. A 2017 survey showed...

Rigaku Launches XTRAIA XD-3300 Mass Production for Semiconductor Market

Tuesday at 16:00 PM, via ITWeb

Rigaku Corporation, a global solution partner in X-ray metrology systems and a Group company of Rigaku Holdings Corporation (headquarters: Akishima, Tokyo; CEO: Jun Kawakami; hereinafter “Rigaku”), has launched full-fledged commercial production of XTRAIA XD-3300, a high-resolution microspot X-ray diffraction system

Boeing Reports Strongest Revenue in Six Years

Tuesday at 15:45 PM, via New York Times

Although the aerospace company lost money in the second quarter, it built and sold more planes as it recovered from quality crises and a workers strike.

Dog-Walking Startup ‘Wag’ Files For Bankruptcy

Tuesday at 15:00 PM, via Slashdot

An anonymous reader quotes a report from SFGATE: During the 2010s’ boom in on-demand services such as Uber and DoorDash, Wag staked a claim to the market for dog walking. It became a buzzy, high-flying company, at one point gaining a valuation of around $650 million, and grew to offer a whole range of tech products for pet care. But as the years passed, struggles mounted and profits remained...

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