SpaceX has suffered two Starlink satellite incidents in three months, both explained as 'anomalies' with root causes yet to be disclosed. While SpaceX insists the debris field doesn't threaten the ISS or the Artemis II mission to the moon, with 9,500 satellites and counting, space debris is a growing concern.

Fake SSDs are proliferating with the rise in memory prices and getting better at avoiding detection. Unlike the laughably crude counterfeits of yesteryear, a fake Samsung 990 Pro can now pass CrystalDiskMark with flying colors.

Oppo has informally unveiled its compact Pad Mini tablet via an executive’s TikTok post, with leaks pointing to specs that make it the most powerful compact tablet in its class. The device is expected to launch as soon as April alongside Oppo’s broader spring lineup.

Tesla doesn't have a full-size family SUV at the moment, but it may be thinking of adding one to its portfolio due to popular demand. The Model Y L won't cut it, it seems, especially in the US, where 3-row SUVs are much larger.

As SpaceX gets the vast majority of its revenue from Starlink satellite Internet subscriptions, it is aiming to improve the service and its reach. The odds that the SpaceX IPO will happen in March have also increased.

Deal | SpaceX has cut the Starlink Mini dish to its lowest ever direct purchase pricing. SpaceX is slashing the Mini dish price by 20% for those who want to keep the kit even after the promo in the form of an activation bonus has expired and the dish is put in Standby Mode.

Sodium-ion batteries are closing in on the energy density of LFP cells that power current mass-market electric vehicles. The sodium-ion race just got a new serious contender amidst the rising price of lithium.

The Terafab is pitched as a vertically integrated 2 nm chip foundry producing a terawatt of compute annually for satellites, cars, and robots. The plan involves a lot of hubris, as there are daunting capital and execution risks with Musk having a mixed record on manufacturing scale-ups.

The humanoid robot company that taught them to do backflips, march en masse, and do kung fu choreography might soon be having them do laundry. Unitree aims for more practical applications with a low-cost humanoid for household purposes.