The digital age creates vast digital footprints that companies and algorithms analyze, raising privacy concerns. Patterns of unusual online activity, such as excessive page views, can indicate suspicious behavior and trigger alarms. Bots and scrapers often cause these activity anomalies, but even

Lucid Group shares surged by 10.5%, buoyed by a broader market upturn and strategic moves. The introduction of the Gravity SUV aims to attract Tesla defectors and boost consumer interest. Lucid’s potential acquisition of Nikola’s manufacturing facilities could enhance production capacity, pending

Polestar reported a 76% increase in first-quarter sales, highlighting its growth in the electric vehicle market. The company offers incentives, such as a $5,000 discount for Tesla owners, to attract customers from competitors. The Polestar 3, an electric SUV, has captured consumer

SpaceX is offering Starlink dishes for free in select markets like Italy and Australia, aiming to expand satellite internet access. The initiative targets untapped customer bases, providing connectivity to remote areas like Tuscany and the Australian outback. Customers commit to a 12-month

C3.ai offers over 40 AI solutions, promising rapid insights across sectors like healthcare and energy. The stock has dropped 58% from its peak due to complex challenges and market volatility. The uncertainty surrounding C3.ai’s key contract with Baker Hughes poses significant risks.

Chess Plus by BYD Energy Storage revolutionizes commercial and industrial energy solutions with advanced technology. Features innovative 320 Ah LFP thick blade cells, enabling over 10,000 cycles for exceptional battery longevity. Integrates intelligent systems: battery management system (BMS), distributed management control (DMC),

Palantir Technologies has experienced a significant stock decline, yet maintains a 274% gain over the past year, showcasing resilience. The company’s AI software platforms—Gotham, Foundry, and AIP—provide real-time data insights for government and commercial applications. Strong ties with the U.S. government highlight

Applied EV, a Melbourne-based start-up, has found profitability in the stalled autonomous vehicle market by focusing on integrating existing autonomous software with vehicle architecture. The company’s strategy diverges from industry giants, avoiding the creation of a full self-driving ecosystem, which has led