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Three South Korean state-run power generators are moving to secure development rights for six floating solar projects totaling 1,324MW. As individual projects scale up to as much as 500MW, success will hinge on solving mooring systems, environmental assessments, and grid connections all at once.
NUS has begun independently operating a research rack housing 20 of Cortical Labs' CL1 biological computers. Commercial viability still requires measured data on power efficiency (including life support), culture reproducibility, and uptime.
An ad-creation system combining generative AI with active learning outperformed human-made ads in average Instagram link CTR. However, its effect on bookings or sales remains unverified.
In water-based zinc-ion batteries, protons have long been excluded as the 'cause of performance degradation.' Now, by having amine groups on a 2D MOF electrode accept protons in a voltage-dependent manner, researchers achieved both a capacity of 368.7 mAh/g and 16-fold faster charge/discharge. KAIST has demonstrated a new strategy that controls the 'sequence' of ion storage through molecular design.
A deep-dive investigation into how Google, Meta, Amazon and other content and cloud companies—none of them telecom carriers—came to consume 75% of international submarine cable bandwidth, and how a two-tier structure has emerged in which ownership and manufacturing are split: France's Alcatel Submarine Networks, America's SubCom, and Japan's NEC together control 92% of cable production.
CableLabs is urging the industry to adopt RSN Override support after finding that combining Wi-Fi 7 with WPA3 can disconnect older devices. Under single-SSID compatibility workarounds, devices lacking RSNO support fall back to Wi-Fi 6 or 6E equivalents depending on band.
AI glasses detection apps can infer a device's presence from Bluetooth signals, but they cannot confirm whether it is actually recording. This piece examines the missing shared signal that would let bystanders verify recording status, along with the tracking risks that standardization could introduce.
Rapidus has published a roadmap to build an 8-reticle (6,640 mm²) interposer on a 600×600mm glass panel by 2030. Claiming more than 12 times the yield efficiency of a 300mm wafer, the company is pursuing a manufacturing approach distinct from TSMC's wafer-based route to scale up AI chips.
NVIDIA says Claude Opus 5, running on its proprietary AVO agent framework, achieved a perfect score on the public ARC-AGI-3 benchmark, versus roughly 30% for the model alone under different measurement conditions. We examine how this points to a structural shift in which harness design—not the underlying model—increasingly determines real-world AI performance, and why it also serves NVIDIA's push to expand GPU demand.
Fire safety for battery storage systems—now deployed at 108 GW annually worldwide—has reached a turning point in design philosophy. UL 9540A's sixth edition introduces full-scale burn testing and pass/fail criteria, while research on mechanical-signal-based early detection of thermal runaway has improved warning lead time by 69.6%. Lessons from the Moss Landing fire are reshaping both standards and technology.
