Media & Big Tech

Nvidia plans to resume H20 artificial intelligence chip sales to China as the United States is easing it export controls.

Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives face allegations in Delaware’s Chancery Court that they failed to enforce a 2012 FTC privacy order.

Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.

The two companies will build a Texas factory to produce neodymium magnets for Apple products, supplying U.S. and global markets to meet rising demand.

New Hampshire has alleged that TikTok’s product manipulates teens into addictive behavior that harms their mental health.

Malicious extensions masqueraded as popular tools, secretly tracking browsing habits and exposing millions to hijacking risks, researchers warn.

The video-sharing app was fined $620 million in May for transferring European users’ personal data to China, a ruling the company is appealing.

Fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization.

“Grok was too compliant to user prompts,” Musk said, referring to the chatbot, which had featured anti-Semitic posts and praise of Adolf Hitler.

Retailers compete for consumer dollars with extended sales, deep discounts, and AI-powered shopping tools during the key summer event.

The U.S. president said the talks could involve Chinese leader Xi Jinping or his representatives.

The software giant said the cuts, affecting all job levels and regions, are part of efforts to streamline and reduce management layers.

A federal appeals court found the internet service provider was liable for subscribers’ copyright infringement because it failed to terminate their accounts.

His comments come after the eSafety commissioner called for the video-sharing platform to be included in the impending age ban.

Following an investigation into DeepSeek, members of the House Committee on the CCP are looking to protect US agencies from foreign adversaries.

Omnicom and Interpublic were barred from using ‘exclusion lists.’ Conservatives had said that the media infrastructure steers ad money to progressive brands.

The court found ABC dismissed Lattouf for expressing political views after she reposted claims Israel was weaponising starvation during the Gaza conflict.

The commissioner has formally written to Minister Wells urging a review of YouTube’s exemption.

The European Commission has accepted the commitment made by AliExpress to address its concerns, but the Chinese company could still face a fine.

Over 1 in 5 Australians are comfortable with news produced mainly by AI, with some human oversight, according to a survey about news consumption.

Nvidia plans to resume H20 artificial intelligence chip sales to China as the United States is easing it export controls.

Mark Zuckerberg and other top executives face allegations in Delaware’s Chancery Court that they failed to enforce a 2012 FTC privacy order.

Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.

The two companies will build a Texas factory to produce neodymium magnets for Apple products, supplying U.S. and global markets to meet rising demand.

New Hampshire has alleged that TikTok’s product manipulates teens into addictive behavior that harms their mental health.

Malicious extensions masqueraded as popular tools, secretly tracking browsing habits and exposing millions to hijacking risks, researchers warn.

The video-sharing app was fined $620 million in May for transferring European users’ personal data to China, a ruling the company is appealing.

Fueled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence chips, Nvidia has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization.

“Grok was too compliant to user prompts,” Musk said, referring to the chatbot, which had featured anti-Semitic posts and praise of Adolf Hitler.

Retailers compete for consumer dollars with extended sales, deep discounts, and AI-powered shopping tools during the key summer event.

The U.S. president said the talks could involve Chinese leader Xi Jinping or his representatives.

The software giant said the cuts, affecting all job levels and regions, are part of efforts to streamline and reduce management layers.

A federal appeals court found the internet service provider was liable for subscribers’ copyright infringement because it failed to terminate their accounts.

His comments come after the eSafety commissioner called for the video-sharing platform to be included in the impending age ban.

Following an investigation into DeepSeek, members of the House Committee on the CCP are looking to protect US agencies from foreign adversaries.

Omnicom and Interpublic were barred from using ‘exclusion lists.’ Conservatives had said that the media infrastructure steers ad money to progressive brands.

The court found ABC dismissed Lattouf for expressing political views after she reposted claims Israel was weaponising starvation during the Gaza conflict.

The commissioner has formally written to Minister Wells urging a review of YouTube’s exemption.

The European Commission has accepted the commitment made by AliExpress to address its concerns, but the Chinese company could still face a fine.

Over 1 in 5 Australians are comfortable with news produced mainly by AI, with some human oversight, according to a survey about news consumption.