Cwieme Berlin is launching a dedicated Electric Motor Forum at its 2026 event. The forum aims to unite Europe’s electric motor industry across automotive, industrial, and consumer applications. It will feature exhibitions, networking, and discussions on supply chain resilience and sustainable materi
Major brands that previously avoided TikTok Shop are now diving in for the holiday shopping season. The platform is seeing household names like Samsung and Disney listing products while competition drives down some creator commission rates.
Europe’s fragmented markets and regulatory approach might give it an unexpected edge in the AI infrastructure race. McKinsey estimates the global data center build-out could cost up to $7 trillion by 2030. The continent is keeping pace despite power and regulatory challenges.
AI-generated recipes are creating culinary disasters while devastating food blogger traffic. One blogger’s turkey recipe traffic dropped 40% year over year as AI remixes flood search results with unusable instructions.
Apple is fighting a potential $38 billion antitrust fine in India. The company argues that using global turnover for penalty calculations is unconstitutional and disproportionate. The case stems from a 2022 investigation into Apple’s iOS app market practices.
Mathematicians have developed a theoretical model where black holes could be mathematically “cut and pasted” together using exotic matter to form stable wormholes. The research combines Kalb-Ramond fields with topology techniques to create traversable space-time tunnels. Their paper has been accepte
Fresh off a $350 million funding round that valued the company at $6 billion, Redwood Materials is reportedly cutting about 5% of its workforce. The battery recycling company founded by former Tesla CTO JB Straubel employs around 1,200 people.
Despite all the hype, actual AI usage in American businesses is declining. The employment-weighted share of workers using AI has dropped to just 11%. Large companies are pulling back the most.
Mexico is building Latin America’s most powerful supercomputer, named ‘Coatlicue’ after the Mexica earth mother goddess. The 314 petaflop machine will be seven times more powerful than Brazil’s current leader and construction begins next year.
Billionaire Raymond Zage and James Lu have withdrawn their proposal to take Grindr private at $18 per share. The company’s special committee ended talks due to financing concerns, while analysts value the stock significantly higher.
