Latest Technology intelligence from 12 public ZettaWire signals, led by: Tesla plans to invest $3 billion in a new research chip factory in Texas, according to CEO Elon Musk. The project marks an early phase in the company's effort to establish large-scale semiconductor manufacturing. #TslaStock
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced plans to invest approximately $3 billion to construct a research chip manufacturing facility in Texas.
CISA has added the Microsoft Defender vulnerability CVE-2026-33825, which involves insufficient granularity of access control, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog.
Cursor has halted a $2 billion fundraising round after receiving a $10 billion collaboration fee offer from SpaceX, which also proposed a $60 billion acquisition path.
The French government has confirmed a data breach at the agency responsible for managing citizen identification documents.
TSMC will hold off on deploying ASML’s most cutting-edge lithography machines for chip production through 2029 to save money, dealing a potential setback to the Dutch maker of the costly equipment.
SpaceX is among the companies developing the operating system for the Golden Dome initiative, according to individuals familiar with the project.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai confirmed the company plans to spend between $175 billion and $185 billion on capital expenditures by 2026.
The UK government reports that spyware capable of compromising mobile devices is currently in use by 100 countries.
The UK High Court has ruled that the Metropolitan Police may continue using live facial recognition technology. Police report the system has facilitated more than 2,100 arrests since 2024.
A South Korean court has sentenced a former Samsung researcher to seven years in prison for leaking semiconductor technology to the Chinese firm CXMT to assist in HBM development.
The UK's top cybersecurity official is set to warn that hackers linked to foreign governments are now behind the majority of "nationally significant" cyberattacks targeting the UK.
A Silicon Valley startup raised additional funding, pushing its valuation to nearly $1 billion as it seeks U.S. regulatory approval for its autopilot technology.