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Toyota, the world’s leading carmaker, is steering into challenging terrain for the upcoming fiscal year. In its recent financial outlook, Toyota announced that it expects a 21% drop in operating profit for the fiscal year ending March 2026. The company projects earnings to fall to 3.8 trillion yen ($26 billion) from 4.8 trillion yen recorded in the prior year. This projection aligns closely with analysts’ consensus of 4.75 trillion yen, according to data from LSEG.

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The first phase of Elon Musk’s ambitious xAI Memphis Supercluster has officially reached full operational power. With the completion and activation of the on-site substation, the AI facility is now fully connected to the main power grid, receiving 150 megawatts from Memphis Light, Gas, and Water (MLGW) and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

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For over a decade, Toyota has taken a reserved approach to electric vehicles, offering just one fully electric model, the bZ4X SUV. But now, the company is moving aggressively to catch up, announcing that it aims to launch its first mass-produced EVs using solid-state batteries as early as 2027. The technology behind these batteries, developed in partnership with Japanese petroleum company Idemitsu Kosan, marks a major leap forward in range, charging speed, and durability.

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In an announcement, Bill Gates declared he will donate virtually all of his estimated $200+ billion fortune within the next 20 years, permanently closing the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation on December 31, 2045. “People will say a lot of things about me when I die, but I am determined that ‘he died rich’ will not be one of them,” Gates wrote in a blog post.

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Tesla has officially pulled the plug on its much-hyped Cybertruck range extender. The $16,000 accessory, which had been pitched as a way to significantly boost driving range, is now off the table, leaving early adopters without a promised upgrade and further complicating Tesla’s already rocky product trajectory. According to emails obtained by Electrek, Tesla recently informed Cybertruck buyers that it is “no longer planning to sell” the external battery pack.