Semafor • Oct 3, 2025
Munich airport shuts down over drones
The sightings follow a series of Russian incursions into NATO airspace, but Moscow denied responsibility for the Munich drones.
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Semafor • Oct 3, 2025
Data center investment could create half a million jobs, report says
Most of the jobs would be in manufacturing, but they would also span other industries like transportation and real estate.
Semafor • Oct 2, 2025
Nuclear power startups are starting to look like a bubble
Amid a wave of support from the Trump administration, Wall Street analysts think some new nuclear companies are overvalued.
Semafor • Oct 2, 2025
Europe to build drone wall amid escalating tensions with Russia
The continent is scrambling to build the necessary capacities to defend against drones, highlighting its lagging technology.
Semafor • Oct 2, 2025
China limits European equipment in telecoms infrastructure
China is subjecting Ericsson of Sweden and Finland’s Nokia to months-long national security investigations.
Semafor • Oct 2, 2025
OpenAI hits $500 billion valuation
The new figure represents a major jump from March’s valuation of $300 billion.
Semafor • Oct 1, 2025
Chinese EV giant BYD notches rare sales decline
The contraction comes as BYD slashed its sales goal for the year.
Current Affairs • Oct 1, 2025
China Is Building The Solar Future Because The U.S. Refuses
The Chinese government is a technocracy with a deep backbench. About 40 percent of the Communist Party’s new Central Committee has some kind of technical background, ranging in fields from aerospace to artificial intelligence. It is remarkable what happens to decision-making when you are charged with the well-being of over one billion souls—assuming you take that charge seriously. And the Chinese government does. It sees climate change for what it is: a security threat that could wreak havoc on the Chinese social model and economy. But it is also an opportunity.
Semafor • Oct 1, 2025
Intel in early talks to add AMD as foundry customer
AMD relies on TSMC for most of its manufacturing, but the US government has made clear that bolstering Intel is a top priority.
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Data centers told to pitch in as storms and cold weather boost power demand
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NASA’s Artemis II plans to send a crew around the Moon to test equipment and lay the groundwork for a future landing
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Building with air – how nature’s hole-filled blueprints shape manufacturing
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Whether it’s Valentine’s Day notes or emails to loved ones, using AI to write leaves people feeling crummy about themselves
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From ski jumping to speedskating, winter sports represent physics in action
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Is the whole universe just a simulation?
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Trump’s IRS Leak Suit Pulls Back the Curtain on a Government That Can’t Protect Its Own Data
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Short on resources, special educators are using AI – with little knowledge of the effects
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