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Boeing won a $20B+ contract for the U.S. Navy's F/A-XX sixth-generation stealth fighter, designed to replace Super Hornets and Growlers. The jet will have a 25% greater range and advanced stealth capabilities, aiming to operate in contested waters, particularly against China. Details remain classified.

Youtuber MKBHD (Marques Brownlee) expressed concerns about Tesla's Roadster production following the company's decision to wind down Cybertruck production by mid-2027. Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced the shift to focus on the Cybercab. MKBHD noted the Roadster is the only Tesla vehicle not aimed at full autonomy, questioning its future. He also criticized the Cybertruck's design, suggesting a simpler SUV could have sold better.

Tesla began accepting orders for its autonomous Cybercab, priced at $29,990, with a $1,000 deposit. The vehicle requires a $299 monthly subscription for operation, adding $3,588 annually. It can only operate in approved areas and has restrictions on commercial use. Tesla CEO Elon Musk suggested the subscription fee may be reduced. Deliveries are expected in December 2026, pending regulatory approvals.

Tesla has started taking pre-orders for the Cybercab, an autonomous electric vehicle priced at $29,990 with a mandatory $299 monthly subscription. Deliveries are scheduled for December 2026, and a $1,000 non-refundable deposit is required to place an order. The vehicle operates only in designated areas and cannot be used commercially without Tesla's permission.

Samsung Electronics plans to produce SpaceX's Starlink satellite chips in Austin and AI chips in Taylor, Texas, with $4.745 billion in U.S. subsidies. The company aims to expand its foundry business by supplying U.S. tech firms like Tesla, Nvidia, and AMD. Production of satellite chips in Austin is expected to start around 2030.

Tesla has started selling its fully autonomous Cybercab to consumers for $29,990, with a $299 monthly software fee. The vehicle lacks a steering wheel and pedals, and is only operable in Tesla-supported areas. Delivery is expected in December for select customers who pay a $1,000 deposit. The NHTSA is investigating compliance with safety standards.