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SpaceX just pushed the first Starship V3 launch to Wednesday — a 408-foot rocket with Raptor 3 engines and 9% more thrust than any rocket ever built

NASA’s Psyche probe just took its first Mars images from inside the slingshot maneuver — and won’t see another planet until 2029

T-Mobile just bundled 5G with Starlink in a single business plan — filling rural dead zones without a second device

Apple just patched 23 vulnerabilities tagged ‘Coruna’ that let state-sponsored hackers bypass iOS protections and steal authentication credentials

The ESA and China’s SMILE mission will watch solar wind slam into Earth’s magnetic shield in real time this month

SpaceX’s Pad 2 at Starbase is the first launch pad built to both launch and catch a Super Heavy booster

Starship V3’s new Raptor 3 engines now produce 250 tonnes-force at sea level — 9% more thrust than the V2 generation

Pwn2Own Berlin 2026 day one alone paid out $523,000 for 24 zero-days — AI platforms fell for the first time ever

Anthropic has now committed over $200 billion to cloud infrastructure and chips — largely through a massive Google Cloud pact

TSMC’s 2nm chip capacity through 2026 is already sold out as every wafer goes to AI data center customers

NASA’s new space chip is 500 times more powerful than anything currently flying — tested for autonomous spacecraft decision-making

ShinyHunters stole 3.65 terabytes of student data from 8,809 schools — and the group just hit Canvas again after Instructure said it was resolved

Apple pushed 11 security advisories on May 13 patching dozens of vulnerabilities across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS

LiteLLM just fell to a full-chain Pwn2Own exploit combining SSRF and code injection — researchers took full system control

NASA just tested a next-generation space chip 500 times more powerful than anything flying today — spacecraft could soon decide without Earth

NASA’s SpaceX CRS-34 Dragon lifted off with 6,500 pounds of cargo last night — autonomous docking at the ISS begins Sunday morning

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