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Aidoptation has received the first EU authorization to test a Level 4 autonomous car on Belgian highways, with the peculiarity that its system does not use artificial intelligence. This approach based on logical rules and sensors could change the debate on safety and regulation of autonomous vehicles.
Forterra has deployed more than 100 autonomous ground vehicles in Ukraine, becoming the first confirmed use of US robotic technology in real combat. This milestone redefines the future of mechanized warfare and raises questions about escalation, control, and proliferation.
Hesai, a Chinese lidar sensor manufacturer, is on the Pentagon's blacklist of Chinese military companies. Yet its products are key to US robotaxis, creating a geopolitical and technological paradox.
Hive, a London-based startup, has closed a $15 million round to develop a 'silicon brain' that reduces the hourly cost of operating industrial machinery by up to 80%. The technology, based on neuromorphic chips, promises to automate complex processes without constant human supervision, opening the door to a new era of efficiency in factories and warehouses.
A joint operation by Google, the FBI, Lumen, and Shadowserver has partially dismantled the NetNut residential proxy network, which operated with at least 2 million infected devices. The action aims to curb the use of these networks to hide criminal activities, though experts warn the ecosystem is resilient.
BMW Group has deployed Figure 03, the latest version of Figure AI's humanoid robot, in logistics sequencing tasks at its Spartanburg plant. The deployment follows an eleven-month pilot with Figure 02 that helped manufacture over 30,000 BMW X3s without incident.
Japan has announced the deployment of 10 million robots by 2040 in response to a structural labor shortage. The strategy, led by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, covers 18 areas and prioritizes automation of repetitive, dangerous, or hard-to-fill tasks.
AWS has announced that AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) now supports the ACME protocol for automated issuance of public TLS certificates. This allows administrators to centrally manage certificates, delegate requests to application teams without exposing DNS credentials, and prepare for the maximum validity reduction to 100 days mandated by the CA/Browser Forum starting March 2027.
Octopus Energy and CATL have created Swaptopus, a joint venture to install battery swapping stations for electric trucks in Europe. The project plans over 30 large hubs operational by 2035, capable of serving 300,000 vehicles and mobilizing £30 billion in private investment.
Almetra, a Berlin-based startup, has closed a €16.3 million Series A round to scale its technology that converts video from industrial plants into live data. The solution has already been deployed by Bosch and ABB, reporting productivity increases of up to 30%.
A new report from Citizen Lab reveals that the Russian government managed to unlock the iPhone of a detained activist using Cellebrite's forensic tool, despite the Israeli company having announced its exit from Russia months ago. The case exposes weaknesses in the control of surveillance technologies and raises serious doubts about the effectiveness of corporate promises.
Two of Apple's largest Chinese suppliers, Luxshare and Lingyi, are raising billions of dollars on the Hong Kong stock exchange to pivot from smartphone components to artificial intelligence and robotics. This move reflects Asian manufacturers' strategy to diversify their dependence on Apple and position themselves in future markets.