European Telecom Giants Explore Satellite Connectivity
Europe’s largest mobile operators are exploring a joint move into satellite-to-mobile services, signalling a new phase in the region’s connectivity ambitions. Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Vodafone and Telefónica are in early discussions over a consortium that could bid for European Union satellite spectrum. The talks reflect growing interest in using...
Google Alters Search As EU Tightens
Google is changing how search results appear across Europe as it adjusts to tougher competition rules. The redesign brings regulation into the...
Audi Revives A2 Amid EV Pressure
Audi is reviving the A2 nameplate with a compact electric model aimed at strengthening its position in Europe, where established manufacturers face...
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Huawei Xiaomi Intensify Premium Foldable Rivalry
Huawei and Xiaomi have introduced new foldable smartphones in China, increasing pressure in the premium handset market as competition with Apple...
Microsoft Tests Limits Of Cloud Gaming
Microsoft is putting monthly caps on Xbox Cloud Gaming from November, changing how one of gaming’s largest subscription platforms manages the cost of...
OpenAI Agent Breakout Exposes Oversight Gaps
A previously undisclosed incident involving OpenAI agents has intensified scrutiny of how autonomous systems behave once they can operate on the open...
Tesla Cybercab Launch Meets Europe’s Test
Tesla is bringing its autonomous-driving ambitions closer to commercial reality, but the road ahead is splitting sharply between product launch and...
Google WeatherNext 3 Sharpens AI Forecasting
Google is moving artificial intelligence further into mainstream weather forecasting with WeatherNext 3, a new model designed to deliver more...
Apple Faces UK Challenge Over Tracking
Apple is facing a £2 billion UK lawsuit over the way its App Tracking Transparency system reshaped digital advertising, opening another front in the...
John Ternus Brings Hardware Discipline To Apple
John Ternus is stepping into Apple’s top job as a product builder shaped by 25 years inside the company’s hardware culture. Now 51, he joined Apple’s...
Deloitte Forecasts $566bn Lunar Economy
Deloitte has estimated that the emerging lunar economy could generate between $343 billion and $566 billion in value by 2050, as space activity moves...
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Uber Fine Tests Automated Platform Governance
Uber is facing a major European regulatory challenge after the Dutch Data Protection Authority imposed an €825 million fine over the company’s...
US Battery Startups Find Defence Lifeline
US battery start-ups are finding new support in defence as the domestic electric vehicle market absorbs the loss of key incentives. After policy...
Big Tech Turns to Fossil Fuels for AI Growth
Big Tech’s artificial intelligence race is putting new pressure on its climate promises. After years of presenting themselves as leaders in...
Canada Picks German Submarine Technology for Arctic Defence
Canada’s decision to buy 12 advanced German submarines marks a major defence technology shift, with Ottawa choosing ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems over...
Zuckerberg’s AI Agent Push Slows at Meta
Meta’s aggressive shift towards AI agents is running into a more complicated reality. After months of investment, restructuring and staff changes,...
IBM Unveils Next-Generation AI Chip Technology
IBM has unveiled what it describes as the world's first semiconductor technology capable of producing chips smaller than one nanometre, marking a...
Memory Chip Demand Lifts SK Hynix
SK Hynix has surpassed Samsung Electronics to become South Korea’s most valuable listed company, marking a significant shift in the country’s...
AI Memory Crunch Reaches Apple Supply
The artificial intelligence boom is creating unprecedented pressure on global memory chip supplies, with shortages now extending beyond smaller...
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Alibaba Expands AI Strategy Into Robotics
Alibaba has unveiled its first suite of artificial intelligence models designed specifically for robots, marking a significant expansion of its AI...
UK Social Media Ban Reshapes Digital Future
The United Kingdom’s decision to ban children under 16 from accessing major social media platforms marks one of the most significant interventions in...
Enterprise Software Security Faces Global Scrutiny
A reported cyberattack targeting Oracle PeopleSoft servers at more than 100 organisations is drawing renewed attention to the security risks embedded...
Nvidia, LG Link Robotics With Datacentres
Nvidia is deepening its relationship with LG Group as the artificial intelligence hardware race expands from chips into robotics systems and...
Google Cloud’s AI Security Advice Faces Scrutiny
Google Cloud’s warnings over enterprise AI security are exposing a wider problem for the technology sector: the platforms urging companies to govern...
Inside Huawei’s Sanctions-Era Chipmaking Bet
Huawei’s latest semiconductor strategy shows how China’s technology sector is trying to turn constraint into engineering direction. At a symposium in...
SpaceX Listing Turns AI Into Infrastructure
SpaceX’s planned Nasdaq debut places artificial intelligence at the centre of one of the most ambitious technology listings ever attempted. The...
AI Investment Clusters Around Domestic Champions
Artificial intelligence investment is proving less borderless than the language of global technology competition often suggests. New research into...