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fromGadgets 360
1 week ago

Microsoft Reportedly Working With OEMs to Build Affordable Xbox Consoles

The next-gen Xbox is believed to be targeting a 2027 launch, with AMD CEO Lisa Su recently suggesting that the console is on track to release next year. Microsoft, however, hasn't "fully internally committed" to that launch window, according to a new report. The Xbox parent is reportedly considering 2027 as the "best case scenario" for the launch of its next-generation console. Additionally, the company is said to be working with other OEMs to bring more Xbox hardware options to consumers.
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Tech industry
fromTESLARATI
2 weeks ago

Tesla confirms Full Self-Driving still isn't garnering interest from lagging competitors

Tesla's Full Self-Driving remains unmatched in the U.S. but has failed to attract any major automaker willing to license the technology.
from24/7 Wall St.
3 months ago

QuantumScape Earnings: What To Know Before Q3 Results

QuantumScape ( Nasdaq:QS) enters tonight's earnings as a pre-revenue platform transitioning from lab to a scalable ready product. Management tightened CapEx, expanded the Volkswagen PowerCo collaboration with up to $131 million of milestone inflows, signed a second global OEM JDA, and baselined the Cobra separator to unlock B1 shipments. The question now isn't if QS can attract blue-chip partners and how quickly those partnerships translate into validated product, factory-ready processes, and royalty pathways.
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Cars
fromSustainable Bus
4 months ago

BSPL: partner of the OEMs in the transformation towards efficient electromobility - Sustainable Bus

BSPL provides OEMs and fleet operators comprehensive thermal management systems for electric, hydrogen, and hybrid vehicles, delivering 25,000+ units annually and expanding globally.
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fromTechCrunch
9 months ago

Mitsubishi in talks to source its new EVs for Australia, New Zealand from Foxconn unit | TechCrunch

Mitsubishi Motors is collaborating with Foxconn to develop an electric vehicle model for Australia and New Zealand, targeted for launch in 2026.
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