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October 21, 2025, 9:32 AM EDT. Samsung today officially reveals Project Moohan, a Vision Pro competitor, branding onboard Gemini AI that runs in-headset and enables natural interaction. Early hands-on impressions praised the AI features as a major differentiator from Apple's headset, with Android XR rivaling visionOS and a multimodal Gemini that can see what you're looking at and answer in real time. The article notes four unknowns heading into the launch: the final name (beyond "Project Moohan"), whether the final device is just a polished prototype or adds new features, the on-sale timing (likely next year), and the price (a make-or-break factor after Vision Pro's cost). For Apple users, this competition could spur faster feature development and new pricing in the AR/VR space.

October 21, 2025, 9:28 AM EDT. Marketing leaders at the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit say AI is a catalyst for reaching younger consumers, enabling more personalized and data-driven campaigns that still rely on authentic storytelling. Brands from GoFundMe to Whole Foods are using AI to streamline fundraising messages, customer service, and in-store experiences, while experts caution that humans must steer AI to maintain credibility. Leaders emphasize educating teams about AI, embracing change, and balancing efficiency with the human touch as Gen Z and Millennials demand transparency and genuine brands.

October 21, 2025, 9:24 AM EDT. Today's trending tickers highlight Beyond Meat rally as retail traders fuel a meme-driven move despite a long-running slump, and GSI Technology (GSIT), whose stock surged after a Cornell study suggested its chips could match Nvidia's GPU performance with 98% less energy and 80% faster jobs, signaling a potential AI hardware rival. The focus remains on future potential rather than current fundamentals, given limited revenue and high costs. In the broader tech-minerals space, Alcoa rose on funding for critical mineral projects, with a Western Australia gallium plant potentially supplying up to 10% of global output, underscoring rare earths as an AI enabler.

October 21, 2025, 9:22 AM EDT. NASA is revisiting its Artemis program, potentially opening the door to competition for the lander contract SpaceX won years ago. The move could pit SpaceX against rivals like Blue Origin and Lockheed Martin as NASA seeks a vehicle to ferry Artemis III astronauts to the lunar surface before the decade's end. Artemis II will test crewed operations in 2026, while a lunar landing could occur no earlier than 2027, with astronauts aboard an Orion capsule atop the Space Launch System launching from Cape Canaveral. The goal isn't just a flag-plant; NASA envisions a permanent lunar outpost to enable future missions to Mars. The shift comes amid a broader race to assert U.S. leadership in lunar exploration and to explore the Moon's south pole.

October 21, 2025, 9:20 AM EDT. Muon Space will integrate Starlink's mini-laser terminals into its Halo satellites, enabling Starlink-enabled sats to beam data to the nearest Starlink satellite at 25 Gbps and up to 4,000 km away. This will bypass traditional ground-stations, delivering near-real-time data via SpaceX ground stations. Announced today, the move will boost downlink rates by an order of magnitude vs Muon's RF links (over 5 TB/day per spacecraft). CTO Pascal Stang says you can bring all data down fast, expanding applications. For customers like Earth Fire Alliance, FireSat wildfire-detection constellations will see data arrive within minutes, not hours. Muon aims to launch the first Starlink-enabled sat in 2027.