The systems shaping the future
Silicon, electrons, and geopolitics are converging into the defining industrial contest of the century. Whoever controls the compute controls the future.
Startup launches AI agents to automate document collection, customer queries, and follow-ups in insurance claims processing.
UK data regulator fines Reddit £14.5m for processing under-13s' data without age checks, raising questions about self-declaration systems.
DJI filed a federal lawsuit challenging the FCC's December import ban, arguing the agency exceeded its authority in designating the Chinese drone maker a national security threat.
Apple now blocks minors from downloading apps rated 17+, enforcing age restrictions in response to new U.S. and international legislation requiring platforms to verify user ages.
Spanish startup releases HyperNova 60B language model, claiming superior performance to Mistral's offerings without publishing independent verification.
New semiconductor venture promises to lower cost and time barriers to custom chip development, entering a market dominated by expensive, lengthy design cycles.
AI startups face their first test in India as free trials expire: can millions of users become paying subscribers in a price-sensitive market?
An MIT professor is working on methods to train large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT to better align with user intentions and values, addressing concerns about potential harms.
Video games have evolved from niche hobby to a multi-billion dollar industry. Early games like "Spacewar!" led to the rise of arcades, consoles, and PC gaming, culminating in modern platforms like "Roblox".
LG’s “transparent mesh” LED system unveiled at ISE 2026 could turn skyscrapers into low-energy digital canvases, signaling a new frontier where architecture and urban display technology converge.
The UK’s designation of Barnsley as its first “Tech Town” marks a national test of whether AI-backed partnerships with Microsoft and Adobe can transform everyday public services at the local government level.