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  • Mars orbiter spies ‘barcode’ aftermath of rare Red Planet avalanche caused by meteoroid impact

    Mars orbiter spies ‘barcode’ aftermath of rare Red Planet avalanche caused by meteoroid impact

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    Dust avalanches streak the slopes near Apollinaris Mons on Mars in this image captured by European Space Agency’s ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter on…

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  • HBO Original Drama Series DUNE: PROPHECY Begins Production On Season Two

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    • Production has commenced on the eight-episode second season of HBO Original drama series DUNE: PROPHECY, from showrunner Alison Schapker. Filming is taking place in Hungary,…

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  • Chromecast with Google TV gets first update in months

    Chromecast with Google TV gets first update in months

    The Chromecast with Google TV (4K) is getting its first notable update in months with the October 2025 security patch.

    2025 has been a rough year for Chromecast updates, with Google starting the year with an Android 14-based…

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  • Ford CEO says a ‘shocking’ discovery after taking apart rival Tesla and Chinese EVs led to a ‘brutal’ business decision

    Ford CEO says a ‘shocking’ discovery after taking apart rival Tesla and Chinese EVs led to a ‘brutal’ business decision

    Ford CEO Jim Farley said he was struck by a “shocking” discovery when digging into competitors’ vehicles, and it spurred him into taking action that would help the legacy carmaker compete with the likes of Tesla and Chinese upstarts.

    When taking apart competitors’ vehicles, as is standard practice in the automobile industry, Farley said the company found Ford’s Mustang Mach-E had about 1.6 km, or nearly a mile, more wiring than a Tesla Model 3. When it took apart vehicles from its Chinese competitors, the findings were similarly surprising.

    “I was very humbled when we took apart the first Model 3 Tesla and started to take apart the Chinese vehicles. When we took them apart, it was shocking what we found,” Farley said on an upcoming episode of the Office Hours: Business Edition podcast, first reported on by Business Insider

    Farley said the revelatory findings convinced the company to make a change. The legacy carmaker, known for ushering in the age of the automobile with its Model T, first launched in 1908, has struggled to compete in recent years, especially with the pace of innovation in electric vehicles being led by Chinese automakers.

    In 2022, the CEO created a new division called Model E, in part to help Ford innovate on electric vehicles. The division lost more than $5 billion in 2024, but Farley noted on the podcast he knew diving into EV innovation was going to be “brutal business-wise.” 

    “My ethos is, take on the hardest problems as fast as you can and do it sometimes in public because you’ll solve them quicker that way,” Farley said, emphasizing the need for shareholders to have insight into Ford’s EV operations.

    Still, EV sales in the U.S. have jumped in 2025, partly as consumers looked to buy before the federal EV tax credit expired at the end of September. While EV sales hit an all-time-high in the third quarter, according to Cox Automotive, Farley said on Ford’s third-quarter earnings call last month that EVs will only make up 5% of the U.S. car market in the near term. 

    Farley is also sounding the alarm about Chinese competitors. Last week, Farley told CBS Sunday Morning Chinese car companies pose an “existential threat” and have the capacity to take over the North American market and put homegrown automakers out of business.

    Still, Ford has doubled down on its EV investments. In August, the company said it would pour $5 billion into EV production by changing up its manufacturing process and also revamping its Kentucky plant that produces its F-Series Super Duty trucks. The plan is reportedly to create a $30,000 electric pickup truck for the average person anticipated to be released in 2027. 

    “We can’t walk away from EVs, not just for the US, but if we want to be a global company, I’m not going to just cede that to the Chinese,” Farley said on the podcast.

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  • Princess Anne welcomed with open arms during Australian tour

    Princess Anne welcomed with open arms during Australian tour

    It was early on Saturday morning when Princess Anne flew into Sydney for a packed four days of engagements across three capital cities.

    Some commentators suggested the lack of fanfare — and access to the royal — was designed to keep media away…

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  • Prophecy’ Filming Longer Season 2, Adds More Cast

    Prophecy’ Filming Longer Season 2, Adds More Cast

    HBO is ready to return to the world of Dune.

    The company just announced that spinoff Dune: Prophecy has started production on a second season.

    Unlike the six-episode first season, HBO is giving the series more episodes for its…

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  • Ryan Kalkbrenner’s historic NBA career start: 81% from the field through first 10 games

    Ryan Kalkbrenner’s historic NBA career start: 81% from the field through first 10 games

    MIAMI (AP) — Ryan Kalkbrenner made the first shot of his NBA career. And the second. And the third. And the fourth. And the fifth.

    Eventually, he missed. It did happen. It hasn’t happened often.

    The Charlotte rookie is now 10 games into his…

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  • Zero Trust Gateway: Managed Workload Security for Multi-Cloud Environments

    Zero Trust Gateway: Managed Workload Security for Multi-Cloud Environments

    Zscaler Zero Trust Gateway is a fully managed service that eliminates the need to install, configure, or manage virtual infrastructure. Built-in high availability and fault tolerance provide resilient, continuous performance without requiring user intervention. With support for all workload traffic paths, it reduces reliance on additional cloud services like NAT gateways, simplifying your deployments.

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  • Just a moment…

    Just a moment…

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