DefenseNews

In ‘red hot’ counter-drone market, Echodyne CEO sees radar demand boom

PARIS — The scramble by armies to counter the drones dominating modern battlefields has supercharged demand for miniaturized radars from Echodyne that provide detection and fire-control support for dozens of anti-drone solutions, the company’s CEO Eben Frankenberg said. With the counter-drone market “red hot,” demand for affordable short-range radars could grow tenfold by 2030, Frankenberg…
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GamingNews

Sony Just Killed Discs: Physical Disc Production to End January 2028 for New Games Releasing on PlayStation Consoles

Sony has announced physical disc production ends in January 2028 for new games releasing on PlayStation consoles. It’s a shock announcement that follows Rockstar’s decision not to sell a physical disc version of GTA 6, which is expected to dominate console game sales from this November onwards. This new policy will cover all games released on PlayStation consoles from all publishers after this…
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CryptoNews

Ripple Spotlights 8 Key RLUSD Developments Shaping Global Payments Push

RLUSD is gaining broader institutional traction as Ripple highlights eight developments across payments, infrastructure, and global access. Mastercard support, Japanese approval, and new regional integrations show the stablecoin’s expanding role. Key Takeaways Ripple highlighted eight RLUSD developments spanning payments, exchanges, cross-chain tools, philanthropy, and regulated market…
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CryptoNews

Why Bitcoin Retested $58K Despite Supportive Macro Backdrop

Bitcoin retreated toward $58K despite improving financial conditions, highlighting an unusual market divergence. Analysts said persistent crypto-specific selling, rather than broader macroeconomic pressure, has kept the asset disconnected from equities, Treasury yields, and…
NewsSpace

In 1776, the solar system only had 6 planets. Now, it has 8. Does it end there?

Over the past 250 years, the number of “planets” in our solar system has ranged from six to nine — and, briefly, even 11 — depending on what astronomers knew at the time and how they defined a planet. As the United States prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, that changing tally offers a unique lens on humanity’s evolving understanding of the cosmos since 1776. Throughout…
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