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Future Combat Jets, Quantum Leap, and AI Video: Tech Frontiers Update...
Vendredi 12 décembre 2025 à 20:30
Tech Innovations and Market Shifts
Future Combat Jets Stuck in Industrial Rivalry
Libération reports that the future combat aircraft system (SCAF) discussed by French, German and Spanish defence ministers hit an impasse as Dassault and Airbus fiercely contest the pilot‑seat role, jeopardising collaborative European development. The article notes that political ambition may be eclipsed by corporate brinkmanship, leaving the next‑generation fighter programme in limbo.
Libération
Smartphone Memory Prices Threaten Low‑End Specs
Les Numériques warns that soaring DRAM costs are pushing manufacturers to re‑introduce 4 GB RAM smartphones at the budget end, a step back from the 8‑12 GB norm of recent years. TrendForce forecasts a broader “retro‑tech” cycle, with some brands even considering microSD expansion to offset memory price pressures.
Les Numériques
French Spin‑off Quobly Secures €115 Million for Quantum Processor Rollout
According to La Tribune, Quobly, the Isère‑based quantum‑computing spin‑off of CEA‑Leti, is closing a Series A round of €115 million to commercialise its first qubits by late 2026, targeting cloud providers such as OVHcloud. The funding round, backed by several European venture firms, positions the startup as a serious contender in the race for practical quantum hardware.
La Tribune
OpenAI’s “Sora” Video App Seeks Disney’s Storytelling Power
The Financial Times speculates that OpenAI hopes the magic of Disney can lift its struggling video generation platform Sora, which has yet to capture a stable audience despite hosting bootleg Hollywood content. Disney’s creative assets could provide the narrative depth needed to attract users and advertisers, a partnership that may redefine AI‑driven entertainment.
Financial Times
Beats Targets Creator Economy with Streamer‑Centric Campaign
The Hollywood Reporter details how Beats, the Apple‑owned headphone brand, is pivoting its advertising to the creator economy, featuring streamer IShowSpeed as the face of its newest campaign. The move underscores Beats’ strategy to embed its products within the fast‑growing live‑streaming ecosystem, betting on influencer reach over traditional celebrity endorsements.
Hollywood Reporter
Do Kwon Sentenced to 15 Years as Crypto Collapse Aftermath Unfolds
Gizmodo chronicles the sentencing of Do Kwon to 15 years for the catastrophic Terraform Labs collapse that erased $40 billion in crypto value, a case that also saw victims testify about the personal devastation. The verdict marks a watershed moment for regulatory enforcement in the digital‑asset arena, signaling harsher penalties for future misconduct.
Gizmodo
EU Tax Plans on Low‑Value Packages Could Reshape E‑Commerce Logistics
Both Le Nouvel Obs and France Info report that the EU will impose a tax on parcels under €150 arriving from China starting July 2026, affecting roughly 5 billion shipments annually. The measure aims to level the playing field for European retailers while prompting e‑commerce platforms to reassess pricing and logistics strategies.
Le Nouvel Obs
France Info
Scientific Discoveries and Health Debates
Rare Solar Temple Uncovered in Egypt’s Abousir Necropolis
Libération announces the partial unveiling of a 1,000 m² solar temple in the Abousir necropolis, long buried under Nile silt. The discovery, highlighted by the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities, offers fresh insights into ancient solar worship practices and architectural ingenuity.
Libération
Geminid Meteor Shower Promises Spectacular Display This Weekend
Gizmodo reminds readers that optimal viewing conditions will allow the Geminid meteor shower to blaze across the night sky, with peak activity expected this weekend. Astronomers advise finding a dark site away from city lights to fully appreciate the celestial show.
Gizmodo
Medical Community Calls for Caution on Shaken‑Baby Syndrome Diagnoses
In a Le Monde editorial, a coalition of 130 physicians urges the medical field to abandon automatic diagnoses of Shaken‑Baby Syndrome (SBS), citing incomplete scientific evidence and the risk of wrongful convictions. The authors advocate for rigorous, evidence‑based protocols to restore trust in pediatric care.
Le Monde
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