Technology
Blue Origin plans more pads and ships for weekly New Glenn launches
Blue Origin is adding two more New Glenn launch pads, two landing ships and a $330 million upper stage factory in Florida, aiming for several launches a week by 2030.
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Technology
Cloudflare buys Deno, and Node.js creator Ryan Dahl moves his team to Workers
The Deno team is joining Cloudflare to make Workers easy to run on your own servers. The Deno runtime gets one more year of fixes, and Deno Deploy shuts down in six months.
AI
DeepSeek's V4.1-Flash-1017 update scores higher and cuts the cost per task
DeepSeek pushed a new snapshot of its smallest model to its app, website and API, with open weights under the MIT license. It also opened its in-house search engine to developers.
Technology
Mercedes-AMG reveals the GT SUV, its first in-house electric SUV
Three axial flux motors, up to 1,153 hp and 710-kW charging: AMG built its first full-size SUV from scratch, and it plays a recorded V8 so it still sounds like an AMG.
Robots
Waymo is bringing its robotaxis to Toronto, with first rides planned for 2028
Waymo is expanding to Canada for the first time. Its cars start mapping Toronto in the coming days, with human drivers, and the company wants its first riders there in 2028.
Technology
UK regulator moves to put Microsoft's business software under special rules
The CMA proposes giving Microsoft strategic market status across Windows, Office, Teams, Copilot and its security tools, and lists what it could change next.
