vivo has launched a new marketing campaign with National Geographic Creative Works called “Go Into the Wild.” The project will use the new X300 and X300 Pro smartphones to film a documentary across India’s diverse ecosystems.
According to a new report, Lenovo might be preparing a gaming laptop with a rollable OLED screen. The so-called Legion Pro Rollable would let the display expand horizontally to an ultrawide 21:9 format, a first for the company.
The final version of the 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has been released, and key provisions granting the military the right to repair its own equipment are gone. Despite support from both parties and the White House, the measures were removed, with advocates pointing to defense con
Danfoss Power Solutions has unveiled its most advanced medium-pressure axial piston pump yet. The PVMX pump targets high-dynamic applications like injection molding and die casting, with claims of up to 80% energy savings through regenerative technology.
KKR is making a major investment in a portion of Compass Datacenters’ operating facilities. The deal, reportedly worth several billion dollars, will help fund Compass’s aggressive development pipeline across the US, Europe, and Israel.
The heads of three of America’s largest banks are meeting with U.S. senators on Thursday. Their goal is to shape, and potentially block, key parts of upcoming crypto market structure legislation.
Australia has become the first country to enforce a minimum age of 16 for social media use. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok must block over a million accounts or face massive fines. This live experiment is being watched closely by governments worldwide.
Former President Trump announced a policy shift allowing Nvidia to sell its advanced H200 chips in China. The move, which boosted Nvidia’s stock, includes a proposed 25% fee paid to the U.S. Nvidia praised the decision as a balance that supports American jobs.
The humble gas meter is undergoing a radical transformation. It’s no longer just a billing tool but is becoming an intelligent safety device that can shut off gas autonomously. This shift from rapid response to prevention is changing how utilities protect communities.
More than 250 environmental organizations have sent a letter to Congress demanding a halt to new data center projects. They cite runaway energy consumption, water shortages, and soaring electricity bills for nearby residents as key reasons for the moratorium.
