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- 1EVgo Unveils 750kW Charger That Could Refill EVs in 10 Minutes●EVgo Announces 750kW Fast Charging System That Could Cut EV Charging to 10 Minutes
US fast-charging network EVgo has announced a 750kW fast charging system it says could cut electric vehicle charging times to around 10 minutes. If delivered at scale, the technology would roughly double today's fastest charging speeds and significantly reduce one of the main barriers to EV adoption. Details on rollout timing and compatible vehicles have not yet been widely reported.
- 2compost.cc joins Unplugged art and technology residency in Bucharest●Last week (21–26 Sept), compost.cc was part of the Unplugged? # art & # technology residency organized by # Marginal in
From 21 to 26 September, the compost.cc project took part in the Unplugged? art and technology residency organized by Marginal in Bucharest. The team presented their project to a new group of artists and technologists, connected with the local creative community, and expanded their network during the week-long residency.
- 3Executives Turn Attention To Neuro-Symbolic Planning Technology●What Executives Need To Know About Neuro-Symbolic Planning Technology
Business leaders are being urged to take note of neuro-symbolic planning, an approach that combines neural networks with symbolic reasoning to help AI systems plan and make decisions more reliably. Analysts say the hybrid technique could matter for enterprises seeking AI that follows rules and logic, not just pattern recognition. Discussion is focused on what practical advantages the technology may offer companies adopting advanced AI.
- 4Unite Us and Instacart Team Up to Expand Food-as-Medicine Programs●Unite Us and Instacart Partner to Scale Food-as-Medicine Programs Nationwide
Unite Us and Instacart have announced a partnership to scale food-as-medicine programs nationwide across the United States. The collaboration aims to connect patients with nutrition support, such as produce prescriptions and medically tailored groceries, through health care and community networks. The announcement, made via press release, highlights growing interest among health care and technology companies in addressing food insecurity and diet-related illness.
- 5Microchip adds new chips to 10BASE-T1S Ethernet line●Microchip expands 10BASE-T1S ethernet portfolio with new chips
Microchip Technology has broadened its 10BASE-T1S Ethernet portfolio with the launch of new chips. 10BASE-T1S is a single-pair Ethernet standard aimed at short-range industrial, automotive and embedded connectivity, allowing devices to be networked over simple twisted wiring without switches. The expansion is aimed at engineers designing space- and cost-sensitive connected systems, and strengthens Microchip's position in the growing industrial and automotive networking semiconductor market.
- 6T-Systems to distribute products of Californian CDN provider●Die Telekom-Tochter T-Systems wird künftig Produkte des kalifornischen CDN-Riesen vertreiben. Die Zusammenarbeit könnte
T-Systems, the subsidiary of German telecoms giant Deutsche Telekom, will start distributing products from a major Californian CDN provider. The partnership could also help ease network congestion in Germany by enabling more direct data exchange, according to IT news outlet heise, which reported the cooperation. The deal strengthens ties between German infrastructure services and US internet delivery technology.
- 7Microchip launches 10BASE-T1S chips for zonal vehicle architectures●Microchip adds 10BASE-T1S chips for zonal vehicle designs
Microchip Technology has introduced new 10BASE-T1S chips aimed at zonal vehicle designs, a wiring approach that groups car electronics into zones rather than using traditional point-to-point cabling. The single-pair Ethernet components are intended to help automakers cut cabling weight and simplify in-vehicle networks, part of a broader industry shift toward software-defined, zonal electrical architectures.
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Venue operator Oak View Group has announced Cisco as its official technology partner. The deal is expected to cover networking and connectivity infrastructure across Oak View Group's portfolio of arenas and entertainment venues, supporting event operations, digital services and venue management. The announcement, reported by Sports Video Group, is drawing attention from the sports technology and live events sectors.