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SpaceX has been working on developing reusable rockets for ten years. According to Elon Musk, the multibillion-dollar project is the future workhorse of SpaceX's satellite business and essential to eventually sending humans to Mars.
Elon Musk's SpaceX has been working on developing reusable rockets for ten years.
The spacecraft's booster, which launched Starship into space on Friday, failed to return to the launch pad as planned 10 minutes after liftoff.
But the Starship's upper stage now landed successfully, having orbited Earth 14 times in just over 22 hours.
According to Elon Musk, the multibillion-dollar reusable rocket project is the future workhorse of SpaceX's satellite business, and essential to eventually sending humans to Mars.
According to CNN, this is the first feat of its kind in the history of rocketry.
The American aviation authority FAA stopped all air traffic after a system error occurred when switching to fiber optics. Transport Minister Sean Duffy announces that 3,500 planes landed safely, but that up to 5,000 flights could be affected over the weekend.
The Italian data protection authority has fined Meta 805 million euros. The reason is that the Facebook app for Android illegally accessed users' photos, videos and metadata without proper consent.
Google is considering buying a 200-hectare industrial site in Torsboda in Timrå municipality for a data center facility that may require between 600 and 2000 megawatts of electricity. The company's head of sustainability, Adam Elman, says that Google is already investing in small modular nuclear reactors in the US and is open to nuclear power in Sweden, but emphasizes that the company wants to be a strategic partner and buyer of the electricity, not an owner or operator of reactors. There are currently no stated plans for SMR in the Timrå tract.

Microsoft reports progress after technical problems that affected users in 74 countries. Services such as Outlook, Teams and Copilot have impacted hospitals in Canada, courts in the UK and wine growers in South Africa. An IT security expert warns of phishing attacks when systems are restored.

A widespread technical error in Microsoft's servers has knocked out services such as Outlook and Teams for millions of users in at least 74 countries. The company says an update is behind the problems, not a cyber attack, and is now working to restore operations.

Microsoft's email service Outlook and cloud services have suffered widespread global disruptions in up to 74 countries, including Sweden, Australia and Japan. The problems are believed to be due to a failed server update and increased load.