NASA’s MAVEN Mars Orbiter Spinning Out of Control After Signal Loss
NASA has lost contact with its MAVEN spacecraft orbiting Mars. The probe is spinning in an unexpected way, complicating recovery efforts for this critical communications relay.
Month: December 2025
Feds Drop $5 Million on Northern Ontario’s Industrial Heart
The Canadian government is injecting nearly $5 million into economic development across Northern Ontario. The funding targets manufacturing expansion, mining promotion, and critical infrastructure for local farmers.
Micron Drops Crucial Brand, But Your RAM Isn’t Doomed
Micron is exiting its Crucial consumer business by Q2 2026, a move that’s shaken PC builders. But the company isn’t stopping memory production. It’s just changing how it reaches you.
China’s Homegrown EUV Machine Is Real and It’s Working
A classified project in Shenzhen has reportedly produced a working prototype of an extreme ultraviolet lithography machine. The effort, involving former ASML engineers and coordinated by Huawei, aims to end reliance on Western chipmaking tools by 2030.
Microsoft 365 Phishing Surges with Sneaky “Device Code” Trick
Threat actors are massively scaling up phishing campaigns that abuse Microsoft’s legitimate OAuth device code flow. Using tools like SquarePhish2, they’re tricking users into granting access with fake salary documents and QR codes, leading to full account takeover.
Carbon3.ai Bets Big on UK AI Sovereignty with Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra
A new player, Carbon3.ai, is making a major move to build sovereign AI infrastructure in the UK. The company plans to deploy Nvidia’s upcoming Blackwell Ultra GPUs in a nationwide network of liquid-cooled data centers.
China Mobile Hong Kong Finally Pulls the Plug on 2G
China Mobile Hong Kong will officially retire its 2G mobile network on June 23, 2026. The regulator approved the shutdown because fewer than 2.3% of customers still use the legacy service. This follows the carrier’s 3G shutdown earlier this year.
Micron’s AI Memory Boom: “We Are More Than Sold Out”
Micron Technology’s latest earnings reveal an AI-driven memory crunch. The company is sold out of high-bandwidth memory and sees the market exploding to $100 billion within a few years, fueling a major stock rally.
Quantum-Safe Networks Are Here. But Can They Scale?
Quantum key distribution (QKD) is no longer just a lab experiment. Trials in London and a commercial service in Paris are proving its real-world potential. However, the push for standardization is now the critical battle for its future.
Hithium’s New Lithium-Sodium Combo Aims to Power the AI Boom
Battery maker Hithium has launched what it calls the world’s first full-duration energy storage solution built for AI data centers. The system pairs long-duration lithium batteries with high-rate sodium-ion cells to manage the extreme power needs of AI workloads. It’s a direct response to the growin