
Tokyo’s Electric Car Bargain, Subsidies and a Weaker Yen Reshape the Price of Tesla’s Model Y
Tokyo subsidies and a weaker yen can reduce the Tesla Model Y price to below $23,000, making it unusually inexpensive compared with other markets.

Tokyo subsidies and a weaker yen can reduce the Tesla Model Y price to below $23,000, making it unusually inexpensive compared with other markets.

Japanese manufacturers’ confidence reached its highest level since December 2021 in September, driven strongly by semiconductor and data-center demand.

Silicon Valley’s AI data-center expansion is increasing demand for electricity, water and land while communities examine the local effects of new facilities.

Viewers can watch Patrick Clancy’s exclusive 60 Minutes interview via streaming services like Paramount+, Hulu + Live TV, or YouTube TV, or use an over-the-air antenna.

Ukraine launched over 1,000 drones at Russia, including the largest-ever attack on Moscow, marking a significant escalation in the use of aerial technology in the ongoing conflict.

Trials for driverless metro systems are intensifying as the target opening date approaches, promising increased efficiency and frequency for urban commuters.

Canterbury-Bankstown Council has banned smart glasses from its leisure centers to protect patron privacy and prevent unauthorized recording in sensitive areas.

After a dispute with its Chinese parent, Dutch chipmaker Nexperia partnered with India’s Tata Electronics to expand fabrication and packaging.

BC Parks has tightened its day-use pass system with new security measures to combat bot activity and the illegal reselling of free passes for popular parks.

Indonesian laboratory and medical-equipment professionals are calling for adaptive regulations as artificial intelligence and medical robotics become more common in healthcare.

OpenAI is deepening cooperation with Samsung Electronics on next-generation chips while expanding enterprise AI adoption across Samsung’s workforce.

Egypt plans an AI data center with a capacity of up to 200 MW and an investment value of $1 billion, utilizing Nvidia technology and starting from a 20 MW phase.

Industrial safety inspectors and emergency responders on September 15, 2026 rushed to an automotive plant in Stuttgart following a dangerous robotic malfunction.

Infinix launched the XPAD 30 Pro in Indonesia on September 9, with prices starting at Rp3.399 million.

Local officials approved the sale of land near the I-81/581 interchange in Roanoke for a potential data center, aiming to boost the local economy and tech infrastructure.

Argentina’s energy resources, including shale gas and renewable power, are attracting technology investors exploring large-scale data center projects.

A developer built 233+ browser tools that process everything locally, eliminating server uploads and offering resilience if internet access collapses.

Brazil’s central bank and the ECB are studying a possible connection between Pix and Europe’s TIPS instant-payment system.

HyPrSpace delayed Baguette One’s first flight to 2027, shifting the French startup’s suborbital demonstration and technology-testing mission by one year.

MapQuest has launched a nostalgic marketing campaign featuring giant printed directions to Lake Ontario, celebrating the charm of old-school navigation in Toronto and U.S. cities.

Canada and Ukraine agreed to jointly develop defence technology and deepen military cooperation under a historic 100-year partnership between them.

Huawei Technologies is facing trial in the US, where prosecutors have branded it a criminal enterprise accused of stealing trade secrets and violating sanctions.

Hundreds of flights were canceled due to an air traffic control glitch, with more delays expected as airlines and authorities work to restore normal operations.

The Trump administration may challenge Australia’s Labor government over proposed algorithm rules, raising tensions around technology regulation and national sovereignty.