TSMC might be in trouble after its chip was found in a teardown of a Huawei device, which is a possible violation of U.S. export restrictions on Chinese companies.
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Meta is combating fraud ads that exploit celebrity images and mislead users into clicking on links that might lead to scams by bringing back facial recognition technology on its platforms.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has mandated all smartphones that will be sold in the United States must be compatible with hearing aids.
The United State's fifth largest carrier, UScellular is selling off a portion of its spectrum to Verizon in an all-cash deal.
According to a new report, Intel is actively seeking to raise some capital by selling a stake in its Altera division amid financial challenges.
Meta's latest layoffs impact employees from WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs, while the company is trying to reorganize itself and become a leaner org.
U.S. District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers has rejected Meta's request to dismiss lawsuits that allege its role in harming the mental health of teenagers.
Dell is all set to ship its new AI servers featuring Nvidia's latest Blackwell chips to selected customers starting next month.
Adobe has announced a lot of new features across its creative suite, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Premier Pro, and even a new version of Frame.io.
Ericsson has secured a significant multi-billion dollar contract to supply 5G equipment to Bharti Airtel.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is expanding into Europe by creating more fabrication units for AI and automotive sectors, while also trying to respond to geopolitical tensions.
TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, is laying off hundreds of people and automating their work using AI to increase efficiency.
AMD has recently made bold claims regarding its upcoming chips, saying that they can outperform some of Nvidia's.
Elon Musk's platform X will not be classified as a "gatekeeper" under the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The United States and the United Kingdom have announced a new partnership aimed at improving online safety for children.
X's Creator Revenue Program will now pay its creators based on engagement from X Premium subscribers rather than ad revenue.
The Internet Archive, aka Wayback Machine, confirmed that hackers breached its systems, impacting over 31 million accounts. It also faced multiple DDoS attacks that disrupted its services.
Nvidia's stock has soared past Microsoft to make it the world's second most valuable company, reaching a market capitalization of approximately $3.26 trillion.
Turkey has officially banned access to the messaging platform Discord due to concerns over illegal content sharing.
Hindenburg Research has accused Roblox of misreporting its finances and user statistics, raising serious concerns among investors.
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is considering a breakup of Google, targeting its Chrome browser and Android operating system, as potential remedies for the company's illegal search monopoly.
Google is considering using nuclear energy to power its data centers as demand for power surges due to the growth of artificial intelligence.
Foxconn is set to build the world's largest manufacturing facility for Nvidia's GB200 chips to meet the soaring demand for the Blackwell platform.
FTX has received court approval for a significant repayment plan, allowing it to return funds to approximately 98% of its customers worldwide.
Samsung has denied claims it will spin off its foundry business as a separate entity amid increasing competition and consecutive financial losses.
An Australian court has fined X A$610,500 (approximately $418,000) for failing to comply with regulatory inquiries regarding child abuse content.
After raising $6.6 billion in the latest funding round, OpenAI has asked its investors not to invest in competing startups such as Ilya Sutskever's SSI, Elon Musk's xAI, and Anthropic.
OpenAI has finished its latest funding round where it has raised $6.6 billion, bringing its valuation to a whopping $157 billion.
Meta is partnering up with banks in the United Kingdom to combat fraudulent activities on Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp with the help of the FIRE program.
Microsoft is investing €4.3 billion in Italy to build AI-related infrastructure and data centers in the region.
Google is working on a model that will feature advanced reasoning capabilities, similar to OpenAI's o1 model.
Accenture is planning to train more than 30,000 professionals as part of its latest partnership with Nvidia to push for AI adoption among enterprise customers.
Meta's latest VR headsets, the Quest 3s, will be manufactured in Vietnam starting next year according to an announcement made earlier today.
SoftBank is investing $500 million in OpenAI's latest funding round where it is planning to raise a total of $6.5 billion.
Tata Electronics has halted the production of iPhone components at its facility in Tamil Nadu, India after a major fire broke out on Saturday morning.
AT&T is selling its remaining stake of 70% in DirecTV to TPG and exiting fully from the entertainment industry.
Epic Games has filed a lawsuit against Samsung and Google for allegedly colluding with each other to stop users of Samsung devices from downloading third-party apps.
ByteDance is training its new AI model on Huawei's chips, which are inferior to the ones made by Nvidia, amid ongoing U.S. trade restrictions on exports to China.
Nvidia's founder and CEO, Jensen Huang, expressed interest in nuclear energy as a viable option to power its AI data centers.
The Irish Data Protection Commission fined Meta €91 million for storing passwords in plain text that were accessible to thousands of Meta employees.