Technology
The United States is preparing to accelerate the growth of its commercial space industry under a new initiative from President Donald Trump aimed at dramatically increasing the number of space launches and strengthening cooperation between government agencies and private companies. The administration......
Samsung Electronics is considering a major shareholder-return program worth up to 110 trillion won, or approximately $79 billion, as the South Korean technology giant seeks to capitalize on the strong growth of the semiconductor industry driven by the global artificial intelligence boom. The potential......
NASA has ended its attempt to save the Swift space telescope after the spacecraft designed to perform the rescue developed persistent control problems. The decision means that the long-serving observatory is now expected to make an uncontrolled return through Earth’s atmosphere before the end of......
The European Central Bank has warned that the rapid rise in US technology stocks linked to artificial intelligence could leave financial markets vulnerable to a sharp correction if investors' expectations become disconnected from companies' actual performance. In a recent report, the ECB said......
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is preparing for a possible transition to public markets as it looks to secure the enormous amounts of capital required to expand its artificial intelligence operations. OpenAI Chief Financial Officer Sarah Friar reportedly told employees that the company could become......
Google is strengthening its presence in European football through strategic partnerships with five of the continent’s leading clubs, seeking to combine artificial intelligence, smartphones and digital content to create new ways for fans to experience the sport. The agreements involve Arsenal,......
Artificial intelligence continues to advance at remarkable speed, but its growing presence in everyday life is not necessarily translating into greater public enthusiasm. In the United States, concerns about employment, privacy, reliability and the broader social impact of AI are increasingly shaping......
Apple is reportedly postponing the launch of a new generation of AirPods equipped with cameras, despite months of speculation that the technology could be introduced during the company’s September 2026 product event. The company is expected to unveil several new devices during its annual September......
NASA is moving to accelerate its Artemis lunar programme, with agency administrator Jared Isaacman announcing plans aimed at returning American astronauts to the Moon by 2028. Speaking during an event in Cape Canaveral, Florida, Isaacman said NASA was speeding up the programme and that hardware for......
Meta is facing a major federal trial in the United States over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were designed in ways that encouraged excessive use among children and teenagers while the company failed to adequately address potential risks to young users. The case opened in Oakland, California,......
The struggle to shape a country’s image and influence public opinion is no longer confined to politics, diplomacy or traditional media. Increasingly, it is taking place on smartphones, social networks and digital platforms, where a single piece of content can reach thousands of users within minutes. Morocco,......
TikTok appears to be exploring a broader role in digital financial services, with the social media platform reportedly developing a feature that could allow users to send money directly to one another through private messages. The potential service was identified through an analysis of hidden code in......
China is reportedly allowing selected technology companies to receive limited shipments of Nvidia’s H200 artificial intelligence chips, reflecting Beijing’s effort to balance the immediate computing needs of its AI industry with its long-term push for greater semiconductor self-reliance. According......
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