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Stefano Domenicali says most fans want overtakes, not battery percentages. He is right that Formula 1 needs to stay watchable, but the 2026 rules have made energy context part of the racing, not a nerdy extra.
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Honda's updated Formula 1 power unit has run in Aston Martin's AMR26 for the first time during a Hungaroring filming day. The lap times do not matter yet; the story is whether Aston Martin's improved chassis and Honda's first major engine response can finally become one coherent package at Zandvoort.
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NVIDIA's new Jetson T3000 and T2000 modules bring Blackwell-based edge AI into smaller robotics and visual-AI systems, with emulation starting before Q1 2027 hardware availability. The relevance is practical: more physical AI work can happen on the machine, not just in a data center demo.
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Tailscale's updated jailbroken-Kindle workflow adds SSH, proxy modes for KOReader and limited TUN support on some devices. It is unofficial and fragile, but it points to a more interesting future for old e-paper hardware: quiet access to private libraries, self-hosted services and tiny dashboards.
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Bentley has named its first electric vehicle Torcal and will reveal the sub-Bentayga SUV in London on September 23, 2026. The hook is not just a new badge. Bentley is entering the EV market later, more carefully and with far less room for cold showroom logic than a mass-market brand.
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Red Bull has hired Gwen Lagrue from Mercedes to lead its junior programme from 2027. The move looks quiet beside race-week drama, but it says a lot about how Laurent Mekies wants to rebuild Red Bull's next F1 pipeline.
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Microsoft is putting Project Perception into public preview on August 3, pairing specialized security agents with its MAI-Cyber-1-Flash model and larger frontier models for harder tasks. The pitch is not just faster vulnerability hunting. It is a new management problem: how much authority should defenders give software that can find, rank and fix security flaws?
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NOAA has selected Google Cloud as the primary high-performance-computing provider for WCOSS, the operational system behind U.S. weather and climate modeling. It is a cloud contract on paper, but for everyone who watches storms, heat, floods and fire weather, the important question is whether faster compute turns into clearer warnings before conditions turn dangerous.
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Baidu has started testing Apollo Go vehicles in London with Lyft and Freenow, putting one of China's most scaled robotaxi systems into one of Europe's least forgiving road networks. The public launch is still subject to regulation, but the real question is already visible: can robotaxis behave like useful city transport rather than a tech demo with passengers?
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Formula 1 and the FIA have confirmed that Malaysia will host the 2026 Bahrain Grand Prix at Sepang in October. The return is exciting, but it also shows how fragile the late-season calendar has become.
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A U.S. prosecution over an alleged GrapheneOS duress-password wipe turns a niche phone-security feature into a much bigger question: when does protecting private data become evidence destruction in the government's eyes?
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Vercel Labs' scriptc project compiles ordinary TypeScript into small native executables without shipping Node or V8 in the binary. It is early, narrow and developer-facing, but it lands at the right moment: TypeScript tooling is moving native, and developers want faster scripts without abandoning the language they already use.
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BMW's first electric X5 arrives with an estimated 435 miles of range, 460 kW charging, bidirectional power and a $79,800 starting point. The intriguing part is not that BMW built another EV SUV. It is that the iX5 has to make electric luxury feel useful, not experimental.
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Lando Norris finally converted McLaren's Hungary pace into a 2026 Grand Prix win, but Oscar Piastri's retirement, Max Verstappen's opportunism and Kimi Antonelli's damage-limitation podium make the summer-break picture less simple than the trophy suggests.
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