AI’s unpredictable power demands are creating instability in off-grid data centers. Traditional solutions fall short against millisecond-scale transients that can crash entire power plants.
Managed EV charging represents a $30 billion opportunity to transform electric vehicles from grid burdens to valuable assets. The technology exists to prevent overload and save households hundreds annually – but utility business models must evolve to capture these benefits.
A Seattle startup has successfully tested a full-scale prototype of a solar-powered stratospheric drone that could revolutionize telecommunications and surveillance. The 120-foot-wingspan aircraft weighs just 240 pounds and aims to operate for months at 65,000 feet, competing directly with satellite
Glencore has revealed its strategic response to the DRC’s new cobalt export quotas, prioritizing copper production while managing excess cobalt inventory. The mining giant faces complex decisions as it balances global battery demand with regulatory constraints in the world’s largest cobalt-producing
The OneXFly Apex gaming handheld promises unprecedented performance through external liquid cooling and battery design. This innovative approach could redefine portable gaming, but faces significant practical challenges that could limit its mainstream appeal.
Nvidia’s venture arm joins a major funding round for Redwood Materials, the battery recycling firm founded by Tesla cofounder JB Straubel. The investment aims to tackle energy constraints in AI data centers by converting recycled batteries into grid storage systems, according to reports.
Nvidia’s venture capital division has participated in a $350 million funding round for Redwood Materials, according to sources familiar with the deal. The investment reportedly values the battery recycling company at over $6 billion and signals a strategic move to address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Samsung has introduced the Galaxy XR, marking Google’s third major attempt at Android-based extended reality. The premium headset features dual 4K displays and extensive camera systems but comes with a substantial price tag and limited battery life.
Samsung has unveiled what sources indicate is the first commercial headset running Google’s Android XR platform, positioning it as a competitor in the growing mixed reality market. The Galaxy XR represents Google’s third significant attempt to adapt Android for face-worn devices, following the discontinued Cardboard and Daydream initiatives. According to reports, the device is now available for pre-order at $1,800, placing it firmly in the premium segment alongside Apple’s Vision Pro.
Windows 11 testers in the Release Preview channel are now experiencing a completely redesigned Start Menu and numerous system enhancements. The update introduces adaptive interface elements, improved Copilot integration, and smarter battery indicators. These features are expected to reach all users through November’s Patch Tuesday updates.
Microsoft has advanced its Windows 11 interface overhaul to the Release Preview channel, according to reports from the Windows Insider program. This marks the final testing phase before the redesigned Start Menu and accompanying features become available to all users, with sources indicating a public rollout scheduled for November 2024.
