Topic: government regulations
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EVs Spark Tension in the Auto Aftermarket
The automotive aftermarket industry faces uncertainty due to shifting EV policies and demand, impacting businesses that customize vehicles after sale. Industry leaders, like those at SEMA, oppose government mandates for any single vehicle technology, advocating for autonomy and embracing all powe...
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Windows Kernel Flaw Fixed, Fortinet Zero-Day Exploited
Cybersecurity demands constant vigilance against evolving threats like zero-day exploits and requires organizations to adopt layered defense strategies that combine awareness, collaboration, and resilience. Emerging technologies are reshaping security, with innovations such as touchless Wi-Fi ent...
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Ford and GM's EV Tax Credit Extension Plan Fails
Ford and General Motors have abandoned their plan to extend the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit through a temporary leasing program after its official expiration date. The strategy faced political opposition from Republican senators who criticized it as a loophole, leading both automakers to w...
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Is Solar Power Overwhelming the Grid?
Insecure domestic solar power systems pose a new threat to national electricity grids, as vulnerable control devices could be manipulated to cause synchronized power disruptions, according to a recent report. Common IoT devices like smart cameras are being exploited for privacy invasions, enablin...
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China Bans Tech Firms from Buying Nvidia AI Chips
China has banned domestic tech firms from purchasing Nvidia's AI chips as part of a strategy to reduce reliance on foreign semiconductor technology. The ban is expected to slow development in China's tech industry, as Nvidia is the global leader in advanced AI processors, despite local alternativ...
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