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Tesla plans new world’s largest Supercharger, a glimpse at the future of charging

Tesla is planning to build a new world’s largest Supercharger station, and it might give us a glimpse at the future of electric car charging. There’s no doubt that Tesla has the best charging network, the Supercharger network, but it still has room to improve. It’s not even just about improving but evolving with the different needs of the growing fleet of electric vehicles in North…
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CryptoNews

CAGA Crypto Keeps Doors Open to Three Ongoing Airdrop Campaigns with Generous Rewards

PRESS RELEASE. USA, New York, February 13th, 2024 – CAGA Crypto, a growing project in decentralized finance, is thrilled to announce the successful start of three prominent airdrop campaigns that were launched on February 7, 2024. These campaigns offer participants the opportunity to engage with the CAGA network, earn rewards, and influence the future of the blockchain technologies. The three…
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GamingNews

Midnight plans to aggregate games inside Web3 Evergreen MMORPG

In a white paper, Midnight announced that it plans to aggregate a bunch of games inside its Evergreen massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Evergreen is a game as well as a first publishing platform that operates as a deconstructed, composable MMORPG, delivering an…
GamingNews

Why Gaming for Good is a cause to get behind | interview

I’ve caught up with Mathias Gredal Nørvig, CEO of Sybo, and Jude Ower, CEO of Playmob, to hear them talk about their book Gaming for Good in the past year. Their book is finally out today. We talked about it during the Game Developers Conference in 2023, the Games for Change 2023 event at the UN in New York, at the Web Summit in Portugal in November 2023. That’s because I can’t think of a…
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DefenseNews

RTX to supply 600 Coyote drone interceptors to Army

The U.S. Army is buying hundreds of drone-killing Coyote interceptors from defense contractor RTX to fortify its ability to counter unmanned aerial systems. The service agreed to pay $75 million for 600 of the ground-launched, radar-guided Coyote 2C devices, it said Feb.
DefenseNews

Rebellion to supply software for Navy’s secretive Project Overmatch

SAN DIEGO — Rebellion Defense said it was selected to work on Project Overmatch, the Navy’s clandestine contribution to the Pentagon’s Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or CJADC2, networking strategy. The company over the course of six months will furnish custom software and also identify areas where automation could improve data-handling and decision-making, according to a Feb.
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