Tesla delivers record number of cars despite challenges
The electric carmaker delivered more than 310,000 vehicles in the first three months of this year. Source link
The handshake in space that brought hope to the world
Despite their long-standing differences during the Cold War, in 1975 the US and USSR embarked on a joint mission into space. The aim of the operation was to dock an…
Chip shortage: Has Europe's plan arrived too late?
The European Union is investing billions of euros in developing a world-beating chip industry. Source link
Researchers in Hong Kong create ‘soft robot’ made of magnetic slime
Researchers at The Chinese University of Hong Kong have created a “soft robot” made of slime containing magnetic particles, which can be manipulated using external magnets. The magnetic particles are…
DIY energy: UK solar inventions could reduce bills
Two companies hope a solar “sculpture” and solar blinds will attract buyers who cannot have roof panels. Source link
Facebook users angry after accounts locked for no reason
PR consultant Jen Roberts was one of those to find herself locked out of her account. She told the BBC: “I haven’t posted anything or commented for quite some time,…
Lapsus$: Two UK teenagers charged with hacking for notorious gang
According to Det Insp Michael O’Sullivan, from the City of London Police, both teenagers have been charged with three counts of unauthorised access to a computer with intent to impair…
China's WeChat suspends some accounts linked to NFTs
The popular messaging app said the move was in line with “relevant national regulations”. Source link
Facebook in 'bare-knuckle' fight with TikTok
The Washington Post alleges a consultancy was paid by Meta to promote stories of dangerous TikTok trends. Source link
Are tech companies removing evidence of war crimes?
Technology companies are removing graphic footage of conflict – but could they also be removing vital evidence? Source link