Technology / IIoT
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European probe dodges SpaceX satellite after missed message
A crash could have sprayed thousands of pieces of debris across a wide area, greatly increasing the chances of further collisions between satellites and clouds of space junk
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EDC invests $10M into manufacturer of ground-breaking wastewater treatment technology
APG-Neuros will use the investment to update its innovative high-efficiency turbo blower technology
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At corruption retrial, Samsung scion may end up being jailed
It’s still unclear what that means for Samsung, the world’s largest manufacturer of computer chips, smartphones and TVs
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U.S., France to lead talks on a global digital tax
France and the U.S. announced an agreement this week over a French tax on online giants like Google
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Tesla heads down new road with car insurance in California
Elon Musk believes Tesla has learned so much about its cars that it will be able to offer rates 20% to 30% below those offered by traditional insurers
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Survey finds new auto technology can annoy drivers
The 2019 J.D. Power Tech Experience Index study found that frustrated drivers may avoid the systems in future vehicle purchases
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Canada takes centre stage in Bannon film based on Huawei exec Meng’s detention
Produced by Steve Bannon, the film, “Claws of the Red Dragon,” is fiction, but “inspired by” Canada’s arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and China’s subsequent retaliatory measures
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Ex Google engineer charged in Uber self-driving theft case
The indictment accuses Anthony Levandowski of stealing years of top-secret information. That included breakthroughs in lidar, technology that enables self-driving cars to detect what’s around them
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Russian firm sues Boeing over Max jet, says defects hidden
The lawsuit on behalf of Avia Capital Services is the first one filed against Boeing by a Max customer
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Japan’s move to lower South Korea trade status takes effect
Japanese manufacturers now must apply for approval for each technology-related contract for South Korean export
