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At the G7 summit, French and Indian leaders raised alarms about US control over critical AI technology, fearing potential cutoffs. This concern is amplified by recent service interruptions from American AI firms, highlighting a growing geopolitical tension over technological sove
A prominent investor is demanding greater transparency from BioNTech regarding the planned departure of its founders and the transfer of company assets to their new venture, highlighting concerns over potential conflicts of interest.
The United States has seen a dramatic increase in capital expenditure for solar manufacturing, rising from $150 million in 2020 to an estimated $2.5 billion in 2026, signaling a significant domestic industrial expansion driven by policy.
Florida has filed a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging the platform violates the state's child safety law by allowing underage users and deceiving parents about its age verification practices.
Intel's enhanced 18A-P process has entered risk production, marking a significant step in its foundry roadmap by offering a 9% performance uplift at iso-power and 40% thermal resistance reduction. This 'drop-in' upgrade provides a compelling option for future silicon designs.
Indian AI startup Sarvam has secured $234 million, reaching unicorn valuation, with HCLTech leading a significant corporate investment, signaling growing enterprise interest in localized AI development.
The Trump administration ordered Anthropic to restrict access to its most advanced AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for all foreign nationals. This unprecedented intervention underscores Washington's assertive stance on controlling frontier AI capabilities and raises significant
Six months after starting operations, the New England Clean Energy Connect transmission line is raising questions about whether importing Canadian hydropower can deliver on its decarbonization promises.
A coalition of state prosecutors is quietly investigating OpenAI over its advertising practices and handling of personal health data, signaling a shift toward state-level consumer protection enforcement.
A physical teardown of Huawei's Kirin 9030 SoC reveals that SMIC's third-generation 7nm process achieves a 32.5nm metal pitch, but lacks the architectural scaling of Western nodes.
SpaceX's record-setting IPO, concluding with a 19% share surge on its debut, redefines the exit landscape for venture-backed companies. This event validates over two decades and $12 billion in private investment, setting new benchmarks for patient capital.
As the AI sector experiences a boom, a stark pattern emerges: widespread layoffs are coinciding with unprecedented wealth accumulation for a select few insiders, fostering a deepening economic divide and palpable employee disillusionment.
Wind and solar developers are racing to meet a crucial July 4 deadline imposed by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, threatening a sudden slowdown in US clean energy deployment.
Congress failed to reauthorize Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, allowing the controversial warrantless wiretapping authority to lapse. Despite the legislative setback, US surveillance networks are not rendered inoperable, maintaining continuity through ot
Intel is reportedly planning a second refresh of its Raptor Lake architecture under the Core 200 branding, leveraging mature silicon to fill budget tiers alongside next-generation Nova Lake processors.
Internal pushback over a mandated generative AI event reveals a deeper cultural rift at Meta, where employees are increasingly weary of top-down mandates and artificial corporate enthusiasm.
As federal regulators prepare a structured framework to police prediction markets under the Commodity Exchange Act, platform operator Kalshi is tightening compliance to curb insider trading on sensitive corporate and geopolitical data.
AMD is targeting local AI development with a $3,999 Strix Halo-powered system, leveraging 128GB of unified memory to challenge Nvidia's workstation dominance.
In an unprecedented national security intervention, the US government has forced Anthropic to pull its flagship Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models following a security warning from investor Amazon.
The largest wind farm in the United States is slated to begin commercial operations this month, delivering 3,650 megawatts of capacity to Western grids via a massive dedicated transmission line.
The European Commission has ordered Meta to restore free WhatsApp access for rival AI chatbots, deploying a rare interim measure to prevent irreparable market harm during an ongoing antitrust probe.
With high-end GPU shipments to China blocked by US export controls, Nvidia is offering its Arm-based Vera server processors to Chinese data centers to maintain platform lock-in.
Anthropic's strategy of hyping the existential risks of its Mythos-class models has ended in a regulatory shutdown, proving that marketing doomsday scenario risks can have real-world commercial consequences.
Anthropic's botched launch of Claude Design alienated key partners Figma and Canva, revealing the fragile trust between AI model providers and the application platforms they rely on for distribution.