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Bolt is betting that South Africa’s next ride will be a Chinese electric car

TL;DR Bolt has partnered with China’s Dongfeng Motor Group to roll out electric vehicles on its ride-hailing platform in South Africa, starting in Cape Town. The Estonian company claims more than 50% market share in the country after investing roughly $180 million. The deal pairs Dongfeng’s Box

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Tech bills of the week: Mandatory AI RMF usage; AI for energy generation and storage; and more

Jarmo Piironen/Getty Images ByAlexandra Kelley, Staff Correspondent, Nextgov/FCW May 15, 2026 12:51 PM ET Multiple House bills aim to use artificial intelligence to improve energy generation and storage, along with government workflows and women’s health care. * Tech Bills of the Week Modernizing energy grids with data

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The Cute VR Platformer Moss And Its Sequel Are Heading To Consoles

The popular VR game Moss and its sequel are coming to consoles and PCs in a bundle. Moss: The Forgotten Relic brings together Moss, Moss: Book II and the Twilight Garden DLC into a single package. Developer Polyarc says the games have been "beautifully enhanced and reimagined." This

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The Chinese App That Puts Instagram to Shame

I'm writing to you from Dali, a city in China’s Yunnan province nicknamed “Dalifornia” because of its reputation as a haven for burned-out tech workers, artists, and wanderers looking to disappear for a while. I couldn’t be much further from the spectacle happening in Beijing, where

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AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon join forces to try and eliminate coverage 'dead zones' for good

* AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon are working together to offer standardized satellite connectivity * It would benefit customers not covered by cell towers, like in national parks * Operators globally are looking to use satellite for more than emergencies, now In a rare turn of events, three of the biggest mobile

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