NVIDIA Says 113-Degree Water Can Cool Its Rubin AI Servers
NVIDIA says its Rubin AI infrastructure can use 45-degree Celsius liquid cooling, allowing facilities to shed heat with dry coolers rather than energy-hungry chillers.
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China Recovers a Long March 10B Booster in a First for Its Space Program
China has successfully recovered a Long March 10B rocket booster at sea, using a net and hook system that differs from SpaceX’s landing approach.
Volkswagen Job Cuts: Automaker Reportedly Plans 100,000 Layoffs and Plant Changes
Volkswagen is reportedly preparing to cut 100,000 jobs and halt production at several German plants, a move that would mark the biggest restructuring in the company’s history and set up a major fight with labor groups.
Rising Tech Prices Are Making Repair and Refurbished Devices More Important
With chip, memory, and storage costs under pressure, buying new hardware is getting harder to justify. That makes repairable devices, right-to-repair policy, and refurbished gear a lot more relevant for the rest of us.
Why Polestar may stop selling cars in the US in 2027 under the Connected Vehicle Rule
Polestar may be blocked from selling new vehicles in the US starting in 2027 under federal connected vehicle rules, and that appears to include the South Carolina-built Polestar 3.
Spain will require carriers to keep mobile networks live during power outages
Spain is moving to require mobile network operators and infrastructure companies to keep service running for at least four hours during blackouts, with broader coverage targets phased in over three years.
Notion Mail shutdown date, data export details and what happens next
Notion Mail will shut down on September 22 across web, desktop and iOS. Users will need to export drafts, scheduled emails, snippets and auto label instructions before the service winds down.