Trade rules, export controls, central-bank decisions, and the regulators who write them — covered as the technology beat they have become.
From Canberra to Copenhagen, at least twelve governments are moving to restrict platform access for under-16s, raising questions about enforcement, privacy, and whether prohibition can outpace product design.
New Burnham government redirects £1.8 billion program to household energy relief as privacy fears and administrative missteps sink the secon…
New forecasts show data center electricity demand quadrupling by 2035, with regional grids already buckling under connection requests and so…
A $1.5 billion settlement ends the largest AI copyright class action ever certified, with fewer than 350 authors rejecting the deal…
Treasury signals IP theft enforcement as open source models from Beijing challenge US frontier labs - but industry voices question the techn…
Taiwan's semiconductor giant signals cost pressures from overseas expansion and equipment inflation are reshaping foundry economics…
As the Atlanta surveillance firm prepares to defend its AI-powered camera networks, high-profile contract losses signal growing pushback aga…
A cyberattack on the U.K.-based software provider underscores how third-party vendors have become the weakest link in protecting patient med…
The penalty against AliExpress is among the largest under Europe's new content moderation framework, and Hangzhou says it will fight back.…
A federal court in San Francisco finalizes what may be the largest AI training data settlement to date, covering 480,000 written works and e…
The music giant files a second lawsuit after a court blocked expansion of its original complaint, while rivals Universal and Warner have alr…
The commission now targets nine firms suspected of evading drone import bans through cosmetic repackaging, wielding new retroactive enforcem…
The ride-hailing giant is pushing for rules that would force autonomous vehicles onto existing platforms, while Waymo stands ready to launch…
A $250 million infringement lawsuit and a retaliatory antitrust claim both dismissed with prejudice, leaving the industry to guess what chan…
The Justice Department says the new US-controlled entity no longer carries the national security risks that triggered the 2022 ban, though i…
Justice Department reverses 2022 policy as restructured joint venture clears security concerns, marking another turn in Washington's approac…
The social media giant's new detection system aims to intervene before crisis moments escalate, but raises questions about privacy trade-off…
The 1.8-gigawatt Steel River project highlights a widening divide in how hyperscalers power AI infrastructure - and who bears the cost of sp…
Regulatory registration paves the way for Intelligence features to reach one of the iPhone maker's most important markets, powered by Baidu …
A federal antitrust case that started with Fortnite V-Bucks is forcing Google to distribute competitors on its own platform - potentially re…
Twenty-six terminated employees allege the tech giant relied on internal AI systems to determine layoff targets, bypassing traditional manag…
Demis Hassabis floats a FINRA-style regulator staffed by technical experts, aiming to sidestep White House resistance while addressing gaps …
Hachette, Cengage, and Elsevier claim the tech giant repurposed books licensed for search into AI training sets without consent…
Kioxia's tenfold valuation surge and soaring tech caps are tightening the roster of Tokyo's benchmark index, accelerating the exit of mid-ti…
Federal agencies across five nations issue coordinated alert as Russia's Center 16 exploits poorly secured edge devices to mask intrusions i…
