Ford CEO Jim Farley says the company has 5,000 unfilled mechanic jobs despite offering $120,000 salaries. He warns this reflects a broader national crisis in skilled trades that “made our country what it is.” The shortage spans manufacturing, emergency services, and critical infrastructure roles.
A new Apple-commissioned study claims the Digital Markets Act has failed to deliver promised consumer savings in the EU. The research shows 91% of app prices remained unchanged despite reduced commissions, with most savings going to developers outside Europe.
Sony is expanding the PlayStation ecosystem with its first dedicated gaming monitor. The display offers 1440p resolution, 120Hz on PS5, and a clever built-in DualSense charging hook. But there’s a catch – it’s only confirmed for Japan so far.
Five years after its launch, the PS5 has secured its place as the second fastest-selling PlayStation console in US history. Call of Duty dominates the platform’s best-selling games, appearing three times in the top five titles since launch.
French oil giant TotalEnergies has locked in a major 15-year renewable power agreement with Google. The deal will supply 1.5 terawatt hours of solar electricity from Ohio to power Google’s data center operations. It’s part of TotalEnergies’ broader shift toward electricity investments.
Honor is shipping the Magic8 Pro with different battery capacities depending on region. European models get a significantly smaller 6,270mAh battery compared to global versions. Charging speeds also vary between Chinese and international models.
Google has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese cybercriminal group selling “phishing for dummies” kits that have targeted millions of Americans with fake E-Z Pass and USPS texts. The sophisticated operation has already compromised up to 115 million credit cards in the US alone and caused over a billio
ZTE and XLSMART have completed 10,000 wireless sites across Indonesia, accelerating digital connectivity in both urban and remote areas. The milestone represents years of partnership between the Chinese tech provider and Indonesian telecom operator, with both companies committing to next-generation
The art collective teamLab has opened its largest permanent Japanese installation in Kyoto. “Biovortex” features over 50 immersive digital works across 10,000 square meters, attracting visitors from toddlers to seniors. Founder Toshiyuki Inoko says the experience expands human perception beyond mate
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns China could win the AI race, but not for the reasons you might think. The real bottleneck is shifting from advanced chips to electricity supply, and China’s renewable energy surge gives it a massive advantage.
