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IoT1,992 words10 min read
Three Companies, One Week, One Idea: The SIM Card Is No Longer Part of the Device
For most of the cellular industry's commercial life, the question "which network does this thing talk to?" was answered with a physical object. A SIM card — that familiar cut-corner plastic rectangle — was inserted into a slot, and it…
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Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity1,624 words8 min read
523,000 Webmail Servers, Four Months Late: Inside the Roundcube Pre-Auth SQL Injection Now Being Exploited in the Wild
On 21 September 2026, the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security quietly amended a May advisory with a single sentence that changed its meaning entirely: "Open-source reporting indicates that…
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Robotics & Drones
Robotics & Drones1,951 words9 min read
AUTOWARCOM: The Pentagon's New Four-Star Command Puts Drones and AI at the Center of War
On the morning of September 30, 2026, roughly six hundred junior officers and enlisted service members stood on the parade ground at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia, and heard their…
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Semiconductors
Semiconductors1,465 words7 min read
TSMC In, Intel Maybe Out: The Patent Problem Behind Musk's Terafab Talks
Elon Musk has confirmed that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is in discussions with Terafab, the vertically integrated chip plant his companies are building in Texas. That…
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EV
EV1,869 words9 min read
A Year Without the EV Tax Credit: Hybrids Grew to a Record Share of the US Market
On September 30, 2025, the $7,500 federal tax credit for new electric vehicles expired, along with a companion $4,000 credit for qualifying used EVs. Congress had folded both into the 2025…
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Battery Tech
Battery Tech1,659 words8 min read
GM's World-First LMR Bet: Prismatic Manganese-Rich Cells to Enter Production at Spring Hill by 2028
In the rarest category of industrial news — a company committing real money to a battery chemistry that does not yet exist in volume production — General Motors has moved first. Ultium…
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IoT
IoT1,467 words7 min read
Digi International Buys Disruptive Technologies for $130 Million: 250,000 Coin-Cell Sensors and a First Footing in Europe
A Minnesota connectivity company and a Norwegian sensor specialist have agreed to merge, and the price tag tells you how seriously the enterprise IoT market has started treating the boring…
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AI
AI1,864 words9 min read
OpenAI's Safety Chief Quits Calling the Culture Broken as AI Governance Enters Its Extinction-Risk Decade
In the span of seventy-two hours, the three most credible institutional voices on artificial intelligence risk all said roughly the same thing, and none of them said it from inside a…
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Cloud & Edge Computing
Cloud & Edge Computing1,962 words9 min read
Digital Realty's First Turnkey Cable Landing Station Shows Where Subsea Meets the AI Data Center
For most of the history of the internet, the path a subsea cable takes from the ocean floor to a customer's server has been a chain of handoffs. A cable ship drops the fiber on a beach. A…
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Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity2,037 words10 min read
Two 9.8s in 48 Hours: Cisco Patched the SD-WAN Manager Auth Bypass, Fortinet Still Has No FortiMail Fix
Two critical, unauthenticated vulnerabilities in internet-facing security infrastructure landed in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog within 48 hours of each other this week…