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Energy Fuels' terbium oxide has received commercial certification from a major Japanese magnet maker. Sustained US supply still requires conditional commissioning planned for Q4 2027 and proven mass-production output.
LG Display has developed FLiPP, a technology that forms RGB OLED pixels without an FMM and without cutting 8.5-generation mother glass. While the company touts improved utilization efficiency of large substrates, it has not disclosed a mass production timeline or absolute performance figures.
Linux 7.3's networking update has landed in mainline, bringing parallelized FIB rule handling and BIG TCP support extended to VXLAN and Geneve tunnels. The piece also examines new error-handling changes and the team's policy on LLM-assisted patch review.
Waymo has publicly detailed the onboard computer of its sixth-generation Driver, showing how a custom 5nm ASIC handles sensor fusion alongside CPUs and GPUs to cut latency and keep driving through hardware failures.
OpenAI is testing with early customers a Zero Data Retention (ZDR) compliant method that examines related conversations while keeping raw content on customer-controlled infrastructure and returning only limited safety signals. The company plans a phased rollout and a technical white paper in September.
China's semiconductor equipment makers are growing sales, but their reported profit increases of over 400% mix in fair-value gains and swings from losses to profits. This article examines, through their financial results, what it would take to turn the current global equipment shortage into a lasting market share gain.
Google has begun rolling out Advanced Flow for unverified Android apps. A 24-hour wait and developer identity verification are reshaping the default path for sideloading, with the September rollout in four countries and full global deployment by 2027 determining how effective the measure will be.
China is moving forward with limited imports of NVIDIA H200 chips, with roughly 10,000 units each arriving at ByteDance and Tencent. A large gap remains between the 400,000-plus approved units and actual supply, since both US and Chinese approval are required.
While grid interconnection queues for AI data centers now stretch up to eight years, Amazon and Meta are securing generation capacity outright through nuclear PPAs and self-funded gas turbine investments, bypassing the wait entirely. That cost is increasingly being passed on to household electricity bills through PJM's capacity auctions and Japan's transmission tariffs.
A Pew Research Center survey found that 55% of Americans aged 18-29 said their concerns about AI outweigh their excitement. 73% predicted that AI will reduce the number of jobs in the U.S. over the next 20 years, with high usage rates and skeptical views coexisting.
