Hyundai's EV Revolution: The Next Tesla in the Making
South Korean automaker Hyundai is emerging as Tesla's strongest competitor in the electric vehicle market, combining cutting-edge technology with mainstream appeal. With competitive pricing and impressive features, Hyundai is positioning itself to make EVs more accessible to American consumers.
TP-Link Under Scrutiny: US Government Considers Router Ban Over Security Risks
Chinese networking giant TP-Link faces potential US sales ban amid national security investigations by multiple federal agencies. The company's dominant 65% market share and alleged security vulnerabilities have drawn scrutiny, particularly after Microsoft's discovery of compromised devices in a Chinese hacking network.
TikTok Files Emergency Request to Block Potential US Ban as 2025 Deadline Looms
TikTok and ByteDance are seeking to pause legislation requiring the sale of the app by January 2025 or face a US shutdown. The company warns of devastating impacts on its 170 million US users while planning a Supreme Court appeal.
Meta Pursues Nuclear Power Partnerships to Fuel AI Ambitions
Meta plans to secure up to 4 gigawatts of nuclear power capacity by 2030 to support its growing AI operations. The company joins tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft in exploring nuclear energy solutions to balance technological advancement with environmental commitments.
TikTok Faces Forced US Sale After Appeals Court Upholds Divestiture Law
A federal appeals court has upheld legislation requiring ByteDance to sell TikTok's US operations by January 2025 or face a nationwide ban. The ruling impacts 170 million American users and sets up a Supreme Court challenge over national security concerns and First Amendment rights.
TikTok Ban Upheld: Federal Court Ruling Threatens App's Future in US
A federal appeals court has unanimously upheld legislation that could force TikTok's parent company ByteDance to sell or face a US ban by January 19. The ruling affects over 170 million American users and raises critical questions about national security versus digital rights.
Amazon Faces Discrimination Lawsuit Over Prime Delivery Restrictions in DC Neighborhoods
DC's attorney general is suing Amazon for allegedly excluding two predominantly Black neighborhoods from Prime's fastest delivery service while still charging full membership fees. The lawsuit claims Amazon secretly switched to slower third-party carriers in these areas without informing customers.
Intel Secures Record $7.9B CHIPS Act Grant for US Semiconductor Expansion
The US Department of Commerce awards Intel nearly $8 billion in CHIPS Act funding to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing across multiple states. The historic investment aims to create 30,000 jobs while strengthening America's chip production capabilities and reducing foreign dependencies.
Bluesky Soars Past 15 Million Users Amid US Election Buzz
Decentralized social platform Bluesky hits major milestone with 15 million users, experiencing explosive growth during US election season. The platform's unique features like custom algorithmic feeds and enhanced user controls are attracting users seeking alternatives to traditional social media.
Massive Verizon Outage Leaves Millions Without Internet Along East Coast
A widespread Verizon Fios outage affected millions of customers from Philadelphia to Richmond, disrupting internet services for hours. The company acknowledged the issue but provided limited details, raising concerns about infrastructure reliability and communication during large-scale disruptions.