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The Shocking California EV Rebate Loophole + NEW EnGenius L3 Fiber Tech!

In today’s live stream, we are breaking down a massive week in tech, policy, and enterprise infrastructure! First, we dive into California’s brand-new “MyNewEV” instant rebate program and explain the shocking “Headquarters Loophole” that impacts Tesla, Rivian, and Lucid buyers.

Then, we’re shifting gears to heavy-duty networking hardware with a look at EnGenius’ major play into the core enterprise market: the all-new ECS6824F Layer 3 24-Port 10G SFP+ Fiber Switch. Finally, we break down the new EnGenius “Z” series zero-storage AI cameras and show you how to integrate them into a local Frigate AI Docker setup for advanced local object and vehicle tracking.

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Rivian R2 Launch Mode & WiFi 7 Testing: TP-Link BE9700 & EnGenius 10G

In today’s deep dive, we are covering a massive range of tech, from the high-performance capabilities of the new Rivian R2 to the latest in enterprise-grade networking and daily-carry accessories.

We take a look at the highly anticipated “Launch Mode” on the Rivian R2, testing out the acceleration and drive dynamics. Then, we pivot to the network rack, where we put the TP-Link BE9700 Wi-Fi 7 router through its paces and integrate the EnGenius ECS5512FP 10G switch and EnGenius PDUs into our IDF setup. We discuss how these power solutions are optimized for MDU (Multi-Dwelling Unit) deployments where reliable, managed power is critical. Finally, we wrap up with a hands-on look at the MagBak case, testing its magnetic strength and utility for content creators on the go.

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Summary of Topics

  • Vehicle: Rivian R2 (Performance)
  • Networking: TP-Link Archer BE9700, EnGenius ECS5512FP 10G PoE++ Switch, EnGenius PDUs
  • Accessories: MagBak Magnetic Case
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Tesla FSD 14.3.4 Apple Sourcing Chinese Memory? Docker on Ruckus APs

In this episode, we dive into a jam-packed tech update covering everything from the latest autonomous driving software to global supply chain shifts and enterprise networking hacks.

Tesla FSD 14.3.4 & Actually Smart Summon

First up, we’re taking a look at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) version 14.3.4. We’ll discuss the latest performance updates, smoothness, and how it handles real-world driving conditions compared to previous builds.

Be sure to check out the dedicated video breakdown here: 👉 Tesla FSD 14.3.4: Testing Actually Smart Summon & New Parking Upgrades!

Apple Sourcing Chinese Memory Chips?

Next, we look into the tech supply chain: Is Apple really looking at sourcing memory chips from Chinese suppliers? We analyze what this potential move means for future iPhones, regulatory hurdles, and geopolitical tech rivalries.

Homelab Hack: Docker on Ruckus Access Points

Finally, for the homelab and IT enthusiasts, we’re exploring a cool networking workaround—running Docker containers directly on Ruckus Access Points (APs). Learn how you can maximize your enterprise hardware to host lightweight services right at the edge.

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