Technology
Tim Cook closed his final Worldwide Developers Conference keynote as chief executive of Apple with a personal reflection on his 15 years leading the company. Speaking to developers at Apple Park and online audiences, he said he believed the best was still ahead for Apple and its ecosystem. Cook described......
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference opened with a software-focused keynote that featured no new Mac hardware, reinforcing reports that the next-generation Mac Studio has been delayed. The workstation, expected to launch with M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, has reportedly been pushed from a mid-2026......
Google has placed a large order for more than three million tensor processing units from Intel for delivery by 2028, according to a report citing four people with direct knowledge of the discussions. The agreement signals growing trust in Intel’s efforts to rebuild its semiconductor manufacturing......
Nintendo has been fined millions of euros by French consumer protection authorities over its handling of the widely reported "Joy-Con Drift" issue affecting Nintendo Switch controllers. The decision marks one of the most significant regulatory actions related to a technical defect in the video......
Amazon and Corning have announced a multi-billion-dollar partnership aimed at strengthening fiber optics manufacturing and connectivity infrastructure in the United States. The agreement reflects the growing demand for advanced networking technologies as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and......
Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is reportedly considering a major partnership with Intel to manufacture millions of custom artificial intelligence chips later this decade. The reported agreement would represent a significant development for both companies and could reshape parts of the global......
Uber has opened registrations for users in London who want to try its upcoming robotaxi service, which is expected to launch in the coming months pending regulatory approval. The ride-hailing company announced that its first autonomous vehicle service in the UK will be powered by artificial intelligence......
Clear Robotics, a maritime technology company based in Hong Kong, has closed a pre-series A funding round of $1.75 million. The capital is allocated to scale its fleet of autonomous surface vessels and expand operations across international waters. The company focuses on electric, AI-enabled systems......
China has rapidly scaled up the production of humanoid robots, securing a dominant position in the global robotics supply chain, while signs of weak demand raise concerns about a potential imbalance in the sector’s growth trajectory. The country accounted for roughly 85 percent of global humanoid......
The British government is preparing new measures aimed at strengthening online safety for children, with proposals that could restrict access to certain social media platforms for users under the age of 16. The initiative reflects growing concerns about the impact of digital platforms on young people's......
A major artificial intelligence dispute has emerged over allegations that xAI used outputs from Anthropic’s Claude model to train its own systems. According to accounts from people familiar with internal projects, the company carried out months of model distillation work focused on coding capabilities.......
A closed-door discussion in early 2025 marked a turning point in Apple’s artificial intelligence ambitions. Senior executives gathered near the company’s software engineering division to confront a growing internal concern. Apple Intelligence had failed to meet expectations and the long-delayed......
Taiwan reinforced its position as a key player in the global technology industry during the annual Computex exhibition in Taipei, where leading international companies highlighted the island's growing importance in the artificial intelligence and semiconductor sectors. Executives and representatives......
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