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Vietnam’s Coal Country Is Throwing $2.5B at Solar—And Betting Its Future on Wind

Vietnam’s coal-heavy Quang Ninh is chasing $2.5B and launching 15 solar projects—while betting big on offshore wind and a new economy.

Synology’s RAM Hangover: What a 2025 Memory Crunch Taught the NAS Business

Synology’s Chad Chiang says 2025’s RAM shortage wrecked timelines—and forced NAS makers to rethink sourcing, configs, and survival.

Synology’s RAM Headache Isn’t Over—and Europe’s NAS Buyers Are Feeling It

Synology says the RAM shortage that battered 2025 still haunts NAS supply—especially in Europe, where buyers are settling for whatever’s in stock.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 8 hits the FCC: satellite SOS is in, but UWB gets the axe

Samsung’s Z Flip 8 FCC filing confirms satellite connectivity—but UWB is gone, a surprising cut that could sting urban power users.

Europe’s $27B Renewables Push Through 2035: Big Talk, Real Permitting Headaches

Europe is lining up about $27B for renewables through 2035—but the real bottleneck won’t be cash. It’ll be permits, politics, and pace.

Portugal’s universities say they’ve got a battery killer—industry should pay attention

Portugal’s University of Porto is chasing a battery replacement—details are thin, but the stakes for phones, EVs, and supply chains are huge.

Freshwater’s Losing Its Grip—And We’re Helping Push the Whole System Off-Balance

Freshwater isn’t just “running low”—research says the whole water cycle is destabilizing, driven by warming and how we pave, drain, dam, and pump.

Michelin’s betting on recycled nylon for tires—and it could scramble the supply chain

Michelin teams with startup Synthetica to turn used nylon into tire-grade material—small change, big implications for cost, carbon, and supply chains.

Nintendo Hit With a $38M Fine in France Over Switch Joy-Con “Drift” — Finally

Nintendo was fined about $38M in France over the Switch’s infamous Joy-Con drift—an old defect players say Nintendo ignored for years.

“RAMageddon” Is Here: Memory Prices Jump 40%, GPUs Are Scarce, and Your Next Rig Costs More

RAM prices are up about 40% and GPUs are still scarce—meaning pricier PCs, consoles, and phones. “RAMageddon” is hitting wallets fast.

BYD Wants to Sell Humanoid Robots at Car Dealerships—and Tesla Should Be Nervous

BYD is jumping into humanoid robots—and may sell them through its car dealerships, a distribution edge that could rattle Tesla and robot startups.

Southern France Just Dropped $620M to Quit Fossil Fuels—and It’s Not Waiting on Paris

Occitanie’s leader is putting $620M on the table to crank up renewables, cut fossil-fuel dependence, and shield the region from energy-price chaos.

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