Technology, AI, platforms, chips, and the race to define the next digital order.
A spokesperson for Sony Interactive Entertainment states that a single verification upon purchase is all that is needed, ending fears that gamers could lose access to their libraries without regular internet access.
Newly purchased titles receive a perpetual license following a single online verification, eliminating fears that games could become unplayable due to offline periods.
Despite citing a turbulent corporate year, Nike maintains its dominance in performance footwear by offering up to 30% off select classics and expanding rewards for verified community groups.
New entity Roze AI aims to deploy autonomous robots for server farm construction in the United States, with executives preparing for a second-half 2026 initial public offering.
Following a delay in enforcing a 30 per cent market share cap until December 2026, competitors argue that the current landscape stifles competition within the Unified Payments Interface ecosystem.
William Savitt highlights contradictions between Musk's direct testimony and prior depositions, suggesting a motive to prevent OpenAI from becoming a competitor to Tesla.
With annual revenue run rates exceeding $30 billion, the company is expected to match or surpass rival OpenAI in its next private funding round.
Linxi News reports on the e-commerce giant's earnings call where CEO Andy Jassy highlights the trade-off between aggressive infrastructure build-out and short-term liquidity.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirms development of personal and business agents during earnings call, citing usability improvements over current market offerings
Legal evidence presented includes emails showing withheld funds and text messages detailing recruitment strategies, as the court considers claims of a 2017 power struggle.
Major clients including Accenture and Bayer drive growth as the tool integrates multi-step agent capabilities and multiple AI models.
The vulnerability, designated CVE-2026-31431, allows unprivileged users to compromise container boundaries and evade file-integrity tools using a minimal Python exploit.
Grindr CEO George Arison and head of global government affairs Joe Hack emphasised the company's need to secure policy influence regarding LGBTQ rights, internet safety, and HIV prevention funding at an event attended by senior politicians and officials from both major parties.
A 63 per cent surge in AI-driven services pushes quarterly revenue past the milestone, with a backlog of unfulfilled orders doubling to $462 billion.
First-responder leaders told the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that Waymo technology is backsliding, with vehicles failing to respond to hand signals and obstructing fire stations, while new California rules set for July aim to mandate faster reaction times.
New measures highlight growing reputational risks for high-profile stars amid nonconsensual AI material and fraudulent reward programs
The directive, found within a 3,500-word set of guidelines released on GitHub, marks a new operational constraint for the latest model release while the company simultaneously instructs the AI to adopt a warm, collaborative temperament.
Legal experts say the move, which accelerates a process rarely used in decades, faces a high bar for success under the 1996 Telecommunications Act
Leadership changes see Asha Sharma take charge of Xbox following the retirement of Phil Spencer, while a global memory shortage impacts Windows OEM results
In a notable deviation from standard retail norms, a major US retailer is selling the upcoming *Splatoon Raiders* title for less than its digital counterpart, though the duration of the offer remains unconfirmed.
Consolidated revenue reaches $109.9 billion, though YouTube ad income narrowly misses analyst targets amid a shift toward ad-free viewing
CEO Zabrina Johal says the move addresses immediate grid demands while fusion technology matures, targeting revenue within a year through federal programs and milestone payments.
The new feature supports a wide range of formats including Microsoft Office suites and LaTeX, positioning the tool against rivals like Anthropic and OpenAI.
The rollout, scheduled to begin in May, involves a phased approach starting with safety mapping and simulated tests before integration with staff on the tarmac.
CEO Sundar Pichai attributes the surge in search queries to AI experiences, noting the company's strongest quarter for paid plans
The issue affects Max plan subscribers and remains unconfirmed by Anthropic
Legal action follows public apology from CEO Sam Altman regarding the decision to deactivate the user's account rather than contact police
Investigation under the Digital Services Act cites age misrepresentation and incomplete risk assessments as key breaches of the law.
The complaint alleges the streamer administered Aqualyx during a livestream and had sex with the 16-year-old while she was intoxicated or sleeping, prompting a denial from Peters and his legal team.
Third-party data suggests the $3-per-month service retains 51% of users after half a year, beating Premium and Specialty SVOD benchmarks.
Sam Bankman-Fried's motion for a retrial and request for recusal have been denied by Judge Lewis Kaplan, who characterised the filing as a premeditated strategy to rebrand his image rather than a genuine legal challenge.
The San Francisco-based firm aims to expand its suite of web search and research APIs for artificial intelligence agents, bringing total capital raised to $230 million just five months after its last funding round.
SenseNova U1 claims superior speed over US rivals by eliminating text translation, with confirmed support from ten Chinese chip designers
A California federal courtroom has begun presenting evidence from 2015 and 2017 that details how Elon Musk shaped OpenAI's governance and mission, while highlighting conflicts over absolute control versus distributed power.
The software vendor insists features will be strictly opt-in and removable via Snaps, but competitors warn they will review implementations before adoption.
Analysis of nearly 350 institutions over two decades indicates graduates from high-diversity classes consistently earn significantly above the median, prompting calls for a judicial review of past decisions.
A new 12GB GDDR7 variant is now available for the mobile GeForce RTX 5070, though it retains identical raw performance to the 8GB model and comes with a significant price premium.
Google has announced a suite of updates to its streaming platform, introducing voice-controlled image editing, text-to-video generation, and a dedicated feed for short-form content.
New feature allows users to filter garments, mix and match outfits, and virtually try on looks, with an Android launch scheduled for later this summer.
A BBC Future inquiry suggests major technology companies are leveraging fear of their own creations to discourage external oversight while highlighting immediate issues like environmental damage and labour exploitation.
At a Los Angeles event, Motorola announced a refresh of its folding phone portfolio featuring the new Razr Fold and incremental upgrades to the Ultra, Plus, and base models.
Preorders open on 14 May with availability scheduled for 21 May as Motorola pushes visual upgrades over significant hardware shifts.
Motorola has officially confirmed the retail price and availability window for the Razr Fold, marking a significant entry into the high-end foldable market despite ongoing global supply chain challenges.
Data from research firm Antenna indicates strong early traction for the service, which offers a budget-friendly alternative to premium giants.
US customers can now book over 700,000 hotels via the Uber app through a deal with Expedia Group, while Uber One members receive significant discounts and credits.
The release introduces parallel agent execution and character-level change tracking, marking a tipping point for the tool's widespread adoption across macOS, Windows and Linux.
Developers can now push code to local repositories while opening pull requests on remote servers, addressing concerns that 90% of the world's software depends on a single provider.
The Department of Justice has replaced more than two dozen veteran lawyers with loyalists, effectively decimating the division tasked with upholding fair elections.