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Telecommunications & Media

FCC considers scorecard grading U.S. carriers on illegal spam call blocking

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is moving to introduce a scorecard to assess telecom companies\' performance in blocking illegal spam calls. The plan would evaluate not only whether carriers followed related rules but also how many illegal robocalls they actually stopped. The FCC has begun soliciting public comment on metrics and display methods, including numeric scores, A to F grades and risk categories, while considering data sources and how to reflect reliability and carrier size.

Telecommunications & Media

Trump bans foreign power-grid systems again, declares national emergency, targets Chinese equipment

U.S. President Donald Trump again barred the import, installation and use of foreign-made large-scale power systems used on the U.S. power grid. He declared a national emergency and signed an executive order blocking Americans and U.S. companies from buying, importing, transferring or installing systems judged a national security risk. The move covers hardware and software and gives the Energy Department key authority. The administration must draft implementing rules within 120 days.

AI & Enterprise

SpaceXAI to adopt Nvidia \'Vera\' CPU at scale, build orbital AI system by 2027

SpaceXAI will adopt Nvidia\'s AI CPU Vera at scale and plans to place an AI system designed to run in space into orbit in 2027. Nvidia said the move will accelerate development of next-generation agent-based AI workloads, and SpaceXAI also plans to expand its AI infrastructure used for Grok processing with Vera Rubin systems. The companies aim to optimise a Vera Rubin NVL72-based system for space and load it onto the Starmind satellite.