Here’s what’s new from the past day across the platforms and companies we follow. Each item links to a full write-up with context and the original source.
SpaceX
- SpaceX Tells the FAA It Expects to Fly 10,000 Launches a Year on Its Own: In a filing to the FAA, SpaceX said it alone expects to fly 10,000 launches a year and called today’s air traffic setup outdated.
- Starship Ship 42 Completes Its Six-Engine Static Fire, Clearing Both Stages for Flight 15: Ship 42 lit all six Raptors for over a minute on Tuesday, so both Flight 15 vehicles have now finished static fire testing.
Tesla
- Tesla Confirms It Is Coming to Vietnam and Starts Hiring a Local Team: A Tesla recruiter says the company is “officially coming to Vietnam,” with five openings including a charging project developer.
- Musk Says Tesla Robotaxi Will Reach Miami and Tampa Beaches “Soon” as Cybercabs Outnumber Model Ys in Texas: Musk answered DeSantis with “Coming soon” on adding Florida beaches, and Cybercabs now outnumber Model Ys in the Texas fleet.
- Tesla Semi Catches Fire on I-880 in Hayward Without a Crash, Closing the Freeway for Hours: A Tesla Semi caught fire on I-880 in Hayward with no crash involved. The driver was unhurt, and the southbound lanes stayed closed for about 10 hours.
SUSE
- SUSE Puts Its Full Stack on Oracle Marketplace and Brings Multi-Linux Manager to OCI: SUSE’s whole stack is now on Oracle Marketplace, with Multi-Linux Manager and Support for OCI workloads and billing through Oracle Universal Credits.
FreeBSD
- FreeBSD Co-Founder Jordan Hubbard Releases Daemonarchy, an Omarchy-Style Desktop for FreeBSD: Jordan Hubbard’s Daemonarchy brings an Omarchy-style Hyprland desktop to FreeBSD CURRENT, with 10 releases in about 10 days.
No new non-security news turned up today for Oracle Solaris 11, AlmaLinux or Red Hat.