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BYD builds its 150,000th electric commercial vehicle

On October 10, 2026, BYD assembled its 150,000th commercial new energy vehicle at its truck plant in Huai'an, Jiangsu province. The milestone vehicle is an 800-horsepower Q3 electric semi built for heavy hauling. 🚀

If you follow how logistics are changing, you will notice this market is growing rapidly. In September alone, the company sold 6,848 electric trucks, showing a 113% increase from the previous year.

The truck packs a massive battery and a dual-motor system capable of pulling 108,000 pounds. When you need to get back on the road quickly, dual-gun fast charging lets you go from 20% to 80% charge in just 30 minutes.

#BYD #ElectricTrucks #Logistics

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Tesla will buy power from a massive new Arizona solar plant

A sprawling 2,000-acre solar farm in the desert will soon power major operations after breaking ground on October 6. ContourGlobal is building the 509-megawatt facility in Mohave County, Arizona, under an agreement to send 90 percent of its electricity output directly to Tesla.

The facility will combine over 760,000 solar panels with more than 300 battery storage containers using lithium iron phosphate batteries. These batteries can store about 1.4 gigawatt-hours of energy and deliver full power for four hours. Once operations begin in 2028, the site will produce more than 1.1 terawatt-hours of clean electricity annually.

That yearly output equals the electricity demand of up to 120,000 average homes. The project also brings about 400 local construction jobs to the area along with a new access road connecting to a historic stretch of Route 66.

The facility connects directly to the transmission network of the Western Area Power Administration.

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#Solar #Tesla #Energy

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The US Army wants soldiers to test tomorrow's tech while preparing to fight today. It's a balancing act.

Soldiers can provide feedback on new systems, but they also have to learn how to use them without sacrificing the combat training they need.

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☀️ Rezolv Energy's Dama Solar park receives final authorization in Romania

Powering over 280,000 households, Europe's upcoming largest solar park has cleared its final regulatory hurdle. Rezolv Energy received authorization from Romania's energy regulator to build Dama Solar, a massive photovoltaic plant spanning over 1,000 hectares in Arad.

The facility will surpass Germany's 650-megawatt Witznitz solar park to become the largest in the European Union. Construction will include an 82-hectare nature reserve alongside the solar panels.

Backed by 561 million euros in financing from a group led by the European Investment Bank, commercial operations are scheduled to begin in the second half of 2028.

Part of the low-quality agricultural land will return to pasture, with sheep managing the vegetation.

#SolarEnergy #Romania #CleanPower

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Dietitians agree — cut back on 1 thing for better gut health, energy, and lower risk of cancer

Dietitians say one type of ultra-processed food may be especially bad for risk of cancer and heart disease. More than half of us indulge in it daily.

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Robot assembly for AI servers reaches high success rates 🚀

Specialized robots are now assembling complex server racks with a 95% success rate. On October 11, NVIDIA and Foxconn reported that automated machines successfully handle delicate tasks like installing power busbars and connecting cables for the GB300 NVL72 platform.

Foxconn builds these server platforms at a facility in Houston, Texas. The company holds over 40% of the global AI server market.

The automation system tightens 16 screws per busbar in 160 seconds and inserts cable connectors in 40 seconds.

Shipments of these rack systems are set to more than double compared to the previous year.

#AI #NVIDIA #Robotics

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A Dutch doctor translated acupuncture through four languages

De Acupunctura is a 1683 book by the Dutch physician Willem ten Rhijne, and it came out of one of the most roundabout translation jobs on record. Ten Rhijne was living at Dejima, the artificial island off Nagasaki that was the only piece of Japan open to Euro…

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Controlling electrode acidity raises chemical reaction success

Chemical reactions that usually fail most of the time can now succeed almost completely by adjusting acid levels near the tools providing electricity. Researchers at Seoul National University College of Engineering, led by Jaeyune Ryu, used this method on October 12, 2026, to raise the yield of desired chemical products from 16% to 97%. 🌱⚡

Traditional manufacturing relies on hazardous chemical oxidants to drive carbon-based reactions, creating unwanted waste. Scientists discovered that microscopic acidity right next to electrodes often differs wildly from the rest of the liquid, causing reactions to break down silently.

The new technique uses oxygen and electricity instead of harsh chemicals to produce lactones and epoxides. These compounds serve as starting materials for biodegradable plastics, adhesives, electronic materials, and pharmaceutical drugs.

#chemistry #science #technology

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Meet the 82-year-old Kentucky grandma who turned down $26 million to turn her farm into a data center: ‘I don’t need your money’

Ida Huddleston has lived on the same stretch of farmland outside Maysville, Ky., since she was 16. She and her late husband built a log home there, raised children, and worked the soil through six decades of marriage. Today, the family owns roughly 1,200 acres, and multiple generations still live on it.

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⚠️ Tesla robotaxis face possible federal probe over school zone speeding

Autonomous robotaxis have been recorded speeding through active school zones. Federal safety regulators opened a review on October 9, 2026, to weigh a formal investigation into Tesla over the hazard, which involves an estimated fleet of 1,000 vehicles including Model Y cars and Cybercabs.

The review stems from a citizen petition submitted on September 23 that included video evidence and agency incident reports regarding vehicles running with the Automated Driving System engaged.

This is the third federal regulatory action targeting the company's driverless fleet in five weeks, following previous scrutiny over vehicle safety certifications and operating systems.

Regulators have 120 days from receiving the petition to decide whether to launch a formal defect investigation.

#Tesla #Robotaxi #NHTSA

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Quantum computer maker IonQ buys cybersecurity startup Elisity

Quantum computer maker IonQ agreed to acquire cybersecurity startup Elisity in an all-stock deal valued at up to $1.3 billion on October 12. 💻

The purchase is designed to protect corporate networks and artificial intelligence models from emerging threats. Back in July, IonQ bought semiconductor maker SkyWater Technology for $1.8 billion. 🛡️

Elisity brings more than 100 clients in healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, and chief executive officer James Winebrenner will continue to lead the business after the deal closes in the fourth quarter. 📊

#IonQ #Cybersecurity #QuantumComputing

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A.I. Is Now a Major Election Issue

Politicians on the left—such as Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and Abdul El-Sayed—have been critical of data centers, Benjamin Wallace-Wells writes. More surprisingly, Republicans like Greg Abbott and Vivek Ramaswamy suddenly have, too.

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☀️ Solar farm robots get funding for local production in Australia 🤖

Building solar farms requires intense manual labor, so autonomous machines are stepping in to install panels and drive foundations. On October 12, the Australian Renewable Energy Agency announced $32.3 million in funding for Luminous Robotics and Built Robotics to manufacture these robots locally.

Back in August 2024, Built Robotics tested prototype systems designed to cut piling time and labor expenses.

The new manufacturing hubs in Melbourne and Brisbane will build about 100 panel-installing units and 12 pile-driving systems to meet clean energy targets.

#SolarEnergy #Robotics #Australia

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