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Huawei to double output of AI chip as Nvidia wavers

Huawei aims to win customers in the world’s biggest chip market amid supply chain snags

Chinese tech giant Huawei plans to make about 600,000 of its marquee 910C Ascend chips in 2026.

JP Morgan pitches Mideast energy pivot to clients

Trip to raise investor awareness around energy transformation underway across Gulf states

Solar Makes Up 90% of Cumulative Renewable Energy Deployments in the Middle East Over 2019-2023 | Annual net renewable energy capacity additions in the Middle East, by technology

Boeing scores Turkish Airlines orders of 50 planes

Deal covers as many as 225 jets following a White House meeting between Trump, Erdogan

Turkey’s flagship carrier will purchase 50 787 Dreamliners, with options for 25 more, according to a stock exchange filing Friday. Deliveries are scheduled between 2029 and 2034.

Unidentified drones at Danish Airports halt flights

The drones at Aalborg disappeared shortly before 1am local time on Thursday

Unidentified drones at four Danish Airports halt flights, spark police probe

France formally recognises Palestinian state

UK, Canada, Australia and Portugal also recognised Palestine over the weekend

French President Emmanuel Macron

Delays mount as Europe's air travel disrupted

This year has seen a sharp increase in cyber threats against infrastructure and aviation

A view of the near empty departure area at London's Heathrow Airport's Terminal 5 departure

Mangione seeks dismissal of death penalty, US charges

Mangione is accused of fatally shooting UnitedHealth Group Inc. executive Brian Thompson

Luigi Mangione Arrives In New York To Face Murder Charges In CEO Death

Musk’s XAI raises $10 billion at $200 billion valuation

Musk has been seeking funding for xAI as he tries to keep pace in a heated AI race

Bloomberg reported earlier this year that xAI is losing $1 billion per month thanks to high infrastructure costs.

Panasonic to debut next-gen batteries for robots

Electronics maker working to improve energy density, safety of its solid-state batteries

CEATEC Consumer Electronics Show in Japan

FBI releases video, photos of suspect in Kirk killing

Forensic evidence is being processed after palm impressions were found on the building

FBI releases video clip, new photos of suspect in Charlie Kirk killing

Mini Labubu prices sink 24% from peak as mania cools

Decline in premium contrasts sharply with feverish demand that has come to define Labubus

Last month’s launch of a mini version of the toy saw fans across China, the US, Japan and South Korea snatch them up within minutes.

Iran ‘runs risk of attacks if inspectors not allowed’

Inspectors have lost track of country’s inventory of near-bomb grade uranium

“If we are able to resume in earnest our work with Iran and inspections in full start to take place, the possibility of further military action will be diminished,” IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi said at a press briefing.

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