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Q-Day Is Coming: Quantum Computers Could Crack Today’s Encryption Fast—Maybe by 2026

Quantum “Q-Day” could arrive by 2026—when machines crack RSA/ECDSA fast. The real danger: data stolen now, decrypted later.

France Hits 45% Renewables—Powering 2M Homes as $54B Floods the Grid

France touts 45% renewables, 2M homes powered, and $54B invested—but the provided “article” has no usable sourcing or details.

California’s about to rip out 420,000 peach trees—because the cannery vanished

California growers will rip out 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte’s Modesto cannery closure left fruit with nowhere to go.

Trump Wraps a Deep Freeze in a Power Play: FEMA Front and Center, Fossil Fuels in the Back

Trump puts FEMA on TV for a “historic” freeze—then uses the crisis to justify 1950-era powers to boost fuel and electricity.

Rivian’s R2 Is Rolling Off the Line—Now Comes the Hard Part: Beating the Model Y on Price

Rivian says R2 production has begun in Illinois, with deliveries later this spring—its big swing at the Model Y and at finally making money.

GM Finally Admits Touchscreens in a Corvette Are Dumb—and Brings Back Real Buttons

GM’s updating the Corvette with real buttons—starting with climate controls—because touchscreens are a pain at speed and drivers are fed up.

Penn’s New “Light-Matter” Particles Aim to Outrun Electrons—and the Heat They Bring

Penn researchers are testing light-matter hybrid particles to compute with less heat than electrons—an echo of ENIAC’s birthplace chasing a new path.

BYD Says Its Cars Can Limp on Three Wheels After a Blowout—Here’s the Catch

BYD is touting a “three-wheel mode” meant to keep cars moving after a flat or on rough ground—but the real story is the fine print they’re not sharing.

Penn’s new “light-matter” particles could outrun electrons by 1,000x—at least in the lab

Penn researchers are testing light-matter hybrid particles that could compute 1,000x faster in the lab—because electrons are overheating modern chips.

France’s New Energy Blueprint: $230B on the Table, 80% Renewables—and a Big Execution Risk

France’s PPE 3 bets about $230B on an 80% renewables future—but the grid, permits, and financing will decide if it’s real or just paper.

France Built a $2.2B Offshore Wind Farm—Now Saint-Nazaire Wants You to Stop Hating It

France wants more offshore wind, but coastal buy-in is shaky. Saint-Nazaire’s new EOL center aims to win skeptics with facts, not slogans.

France just made sub‑1,000‑MW offshore wind “auto-approved”—and developers are cheering

France is auto-approving offshore wind farms under 1,000 MW to speed builds—great for developers, but it could scramble planning and strain the grid.

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