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Canada Cancels Its 1st Moon Rover: ‘It’s Hopefully Not A Lost Cause’

Canada will cancel its first rover mission to the moon's south pole as the Canadian government shifts its spending to other projects. The water-seeking moon rover project, first...

Tennessee Automakers Pivot From EVs To Power Data Centers

Tennessee’s once‑booming electric vehicle battery industry is pivoting away from cars and toward data centers’ rapidly rising demand for power. After consumer EV tax...

Michigan Wants ‘Slice’ Of Air Mobility Industry, State Official Says

Justine Johnson has spent a lot of her career focusing on transportation and the future of mobility. That has meant working in New York on expanding taxi access beyond the...

AI Robots Could Cost $13,000 By 2035: Here’s What That Means For CFOs

Deloitte’s new CFO Guide to Tech Trends 2026 explores how finance leaders can think strategically about emerging technologies and embrace what’s possible, which in turn elevates...

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Lawmakers Override Guv’s Veto, Clearing AV Path

After Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a bill earlier this month that would have cleared the way for fully-autonomous, driverless vehicles -- including trucks -- to operate in the state, lawmakers overrode the veto, allowing the bill to become law. HB 7 was...

Glasgow University Claims 6G Breakthrough

As part of government-funded research, the University of Glasgow has developed a next-generation antenna which researchers claim could help deliver ultra-fast and 6G networks. The dynamic metasurface antenna (DMA) is claimed to be the first ever wireless antenna...

Flying Cars: The Future Of Personal Mobility

Throughout history, novelists, engineers and painters alike envisioned a wheeled vehicle that would allow human beings to get a taste of what birds, butterflies and bees enjoy freely: flight. In the 21st century, these vehicles are becoming a reality. How soon could...