SpaceX, while facing setbacks like rocket failures and delays, remains a pivotal force in the space industry, outpacing rivals in launch cadence and supporting NASA, but its soaring ambitions and relentless pace may be straining its capabilities, leading to growing pains.
In a bid for AI autonomy, Microsoft is developing its own in-house AI models to rival OpenAI's offerings, aiming to reduce dependence on the startup, lower costs, gain more control, and potentially compete in the AI reasoning model market.
A dramatic SpaceX rocket explosion in Florida caused airport chaos, with flights delayed due to debris concerns, leaving travelers stranded amid unexpected layovers, while SpaceX pledged to investigate the mishap to enhance the reliability of its ambitious Starship rocket program.
The EU unveiled an ambitious €800 billion defense spending plan, including €150 billion in loans, to bolster military capabilities amid doubts about Europe's readiness to counter Russia without US support due to logistical infrastructure gaps like satellite intelligence and battlefield coordination.
America's first two Collaborative Combat Aircraft, the YFQ-42A by General Atomics and YFQ-44A by Anduril Industries, take flight, ushering in a new era of aerial warfare with manned-unmanned teaming capabilities.
Microsoft urges the US government to ease semiconductor export restrictions, warning that the curbs could backfire by driving allies to seek chips from China, potentially boosting China's AI capabilities and self-reliance in a strategic misstep that undermines America's lead in the global AI race.
Firefly's Blue Ghost lander achieved a historic milestone, becoming the second private company to accomplish a soft lunar landing, as part of NASA's CLPS and Artemis programs, paving the way for future human exploration of the moon.
The Air Force is facing an uphill battle in its efforts to accelerate the retirement of aging aircraft to comply with the Defense Secretary's directive to cut 8% of its spending, as previous attempts to retire planes like the A-10 and F-22 have faced strong Congressional opposition, and the service …
Humane, the startup behind the AI Pin device, is shutting down the product and selling its core technology, including CosmOS software and patents, to HP for $116 million, with HP forming a new AI division called HP IQ while offering limited refunds for recent AI Pin purchases.
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