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FCC bans DJI drones starting today – heres what it means for you
Posted onAdrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. ZDNET’s key takeaways The ban doesn’t ground existing drones. While the ban will affect any new products, existing products remain on sale. The ban could have a significant impact on businesses and jobs. OK, if you’re a drone operator in the US, then you’ve likely…
What is fracking and why is it controversial?
Posted onEsme StallardClimate and science reporter, BBC News Getty Images The government says it plans to pass legislation to permanently ban fracking for shale gas in England. A moratorium on the practice was put in place by the last government but the debate has been reopened in recent weeks after the political party Reform committed to…
Gaming accessory maker and publisher Nacon files for insolvency
Posted onFrench AA gaming developer and accessory manufacturer Nacon has filed for insolvency after its majority shareholder Bigben failed to make a loan repayment, the company said in a press release. “To date, the company reports available assets do not allow it to meet its liabilities,” Nacon wrote. The objective with insolvency, it said, was to…
Teslas fourth quarter sales fell a lot more than expected
Posted onTesla’s sales fell in the fourth quarter of 2025, as rising competition and the expiration of the federal EV tax credit continued to sap the company’s global ambitions. The numbers were a lot worse than many Wall Street analysts were expecting. The disappointing sales report raises the question whether Tesla can reverse its downward fortune…
Blue Origins satellite internet network TeraWave will move data at 6 Tbps | TechCrunch
Posted onJeff Bezos’ space company Blue Origin has just announced a satellite internet network called TeraWave, which will be capable of offering data speeds up to 6 Tbps, and geared toward enterprise, data center, and government customers. The TeraWave constellation will use a mix of 5,280 satellites in low-Earth orbit and 128 in medium-Earth orbit, and…
Robotaxi companies refuse to say how often their AVs need remote help | TechCrunch
Posted onIn February, Senator Ed Markey (D-MA) sent letters to seven U.S. companies working on autonomous vehicle technology with a list of questions. He especially wanted to know how often these companies’ vehicles — operated by Aurora, May Mobility, Motional, Nuro, Tesla, Waymo, and Zoox — rely on input from remote staff. They all refused to…
