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Volvo is pulling the plug on its smallest and least expensive EV this week. The automaker is winding down US-bound production and imports of the EX30 and EX30 Cross Country over the coming weeks, with the last examples wrapping up the 2026 model year at the end of this summer due to financial and market considerations. In other words, tariffs are up, and sales are down.It’s a tough time to be selling EVs in the US right now. Volvo joins a growing list of automakers reassessing or outright canceling their electric car ambitions in the US due to market and…

Nvidia Corp. today introduced a set of open-source tools designed to enhance the capabilities of artificial intelligence agents. The projects made their debut at the company’s annual GTC developer conference. Nvidia’s first new tool, NemoClaw, improves the safety and output quality of OpenClaw. OpenClaw is a popular open-source AI agent that consumers can run on their personal computers. It’s capable of automating multi-step tasks such as organizing locally-stored files and performing online research. NemoClaw comprises multiple components. The first is OpenShell, a tool that adds privacy and cybersecurity guardrails to OpenClaw. It does so by running OpenClaw in a sandbox…

TL;DR Using custom CUDA kernels and speculative decoding optimized for reasoning workloads, we achieved 414 tokens per second throughput on Kimi K2.5 running on Nvidia B200 GPUs, making us one of the first providers to reach 400+ tokens per second on a trillion-parameter reasoning model. Ahead of Nvidia GTC, we’re excited to share that Clarifai Reasoning Engine achieves 414 tokens per second (TPS) throughput on Kimi K2.5, positioning us among the top inference providers for frontier reasoning models as measured by Artificial Analysis. Running on Nvidia B200 GPU infrastructure, our platform delivers production-grade performance for agentic workflows and complex reasoning…

At Mahjong Together, generations meet over tiles, conversation, and friendly rivalry On Sunday afternoons at Toa Payoh West Community Club, mahjong tiles clack steadily across the room as players shuffle stacks into walls and call out their moves. At each table, four players lean forward in concentration—scanning their tiles, calculating their next move, and occasionally pausing to trade friendly jabs across the table. But the tables here bring together a unique mix of players. Across from a retired uncle might sit a junior college student. An auntie in her seventies might be teaching a teenager the finer points of reading…

European publishers and tech firms are pushing the EU to wrap up its Google antitrust probe. Two years in, patience has run out. A coalition of European publishers, tech firms, and startups has written to EU leaders demanding they complete their nearly two-year probe into Google’s search practices and fine Alphabet, preferably by next week. Two years is a long time to investigate such an obvious situation. The letter is by the European Publishers Council, which includes Axel Springer, News Corp, and Condé Nast. These groups want a formal non-compliance ruling- with a cease-and-desist order, and a real financial penalty.…

If you run security at any reasonably complex organization, your validation stack probably looks something like this: a BAS tool in one corner. A pentest engagement, or maybe an automated pentesting product, in another. A vulnerability scanner feeding an attack surface management platform somewhere else. Each tool gives you a slice of the picture. None of them talks to each other in any meaningful way. Meanwhile, adversaries do not attack in silos. A real intrusion might chain together an exposed identity, a cloud misconfiguration, a missed detection opportunity, and an unpatched vulnerability in a single operation. Attackers understand that your…

Get caught up on the latest technology and startup news from the past week. Here are the most popular stories on GeekWire for the week of March 8, 2026. Sign up to receive these updates every Sunday in your inbox by subscribing to our GeekWire Weekly email newsletter. Most popular stories on GeekWire The ‘Tesla exemption’ no more: Rivian and Lucid break through Washington state’s dealership wall At the start of next year, Washington state shoppers will for the first time be able to visit showrooms for Rivian and Lucid Motors, take a test drive and buy an EV. ……

Samsung’s ambitious tri-fold experiment may already be winding down, just months after the Galaxy Z TriFold first hit the market. A report from South Korean outlet Dong-A Ilbo claims that Samsung will pause Galaxy Z TriFold sales in its home market starting March 17. The report cites industry sources familiar with the company’s plans who say that Samsung has decided to halt domestic shipments for now. Samsung launched the Galaxy Z TriFold in December 2025 as its most advanced foldable phone yet. Instead of a book-style design like the Galaxy Z Fold 7, it features a dual-hinge layout that unfolds…

After a relatively quiet few months, Amazon is bringing back another of its famously invented shopping holidays. The Amazon Spring Sale is on its third year, and it’ll be arriving again on March 25. Amazon says the sale will run through March 31 and, like last year’s event, customers are promised thousands of deals across various daily themed categories.Of course, as we’ve seen in the past with Prime Day, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday, the true discounts on good products will likely be buried among junk deals on shoddy wares. The WIRED Reviews team tests gear all year long, and…

If your Playdate wishlist is anything like mine (endless), here’s a good excuse to actually go ahead and free some of those games from limbo: Panic is running a sale across the Playdate Catalog to celebrate its three-year anniversary. Sure, the majority of Playdate games are pretty cheap as is, but they can still add up when you’re on a wild purchasing spree. Ask me how I know! The sale started on March 5 and goes until March 19 at 1PM ET (10AM PT), so take advantage of the discounts while you can.There are 423 games available in the Catalog…