Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, is in hot water again. Just one week after merging with SpaceX in a massive $1.25 trillion deal, the company

Director Doug Liman is taking a massive gamble with his next movie, and it has nothing to do with the script. His upcoming film, Killing

Microsoft is finally planning to give Windows 11 users what they’ve wanted since launch: the ability to move the taskbar. According to a new report

TikTok owner ByteDance is in advanced talks to sell its major gaming studio, Shanghai Moonton Technology, to a Saudi Arabian company. Sources familiar with the

The Trump administration just turned up the heat on Beijing. On Friday, the Pentagon officially added some of China’s most famous companies to a watchlist

Chey Tae-won, the chairman of South Korea’s SK Group, just finished a high-stakes marathon of meetings with the biggest names in American tech. He traveled

Waymo’s self-driving cars can navigate busy streets without a human behind the wheel. But they have a surprisingly simple weakness: they can’t close their own

Cisco reported strong numbers on Wednesday, but Wall Street wasn’t impressed. The networking giant beat expectations for both sales and profits, yet its stock price

Elon Musk confirmed a major shake-up at his artificial intelligence venture, xAI, on Wednesday. The SpaceX CEO posted on X that the company implemented a

TikTok just gave US users a new way to find the best tacos or vintage shops in town. The app launched a dedicated “local” feed

Samsung is making a big comeback in the high-tech chip world. On Wednesday, the company’s Chief Technology Officer, Song Jai-hyuk, announced that their newest AI

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are calling on the U.S. government to tighten the rules on technology exports. On Tuesday, leaders from key

Instagram’s top executive, Adam Mosseri, faces a major legal test this Wednesday. He will testify in a Los Angeles court for the first time regarding

ByteDance, the company that owns TikTok, is moving to build its own artificial intelligence chips. Sources say the tech giant is currently talking to Samsung

Russian authorities are cracking down on Telegram again. The state communications watchdog, Roskomnadzor, announced on Tuesday that it will slap the app with more restrictions

Spotify ended 2025 on a massive high note. On Tuesday, the company announced that it reached 751 million monthly active users during the final three

The internet can be a nasty place, especially when people share private or explicit photos without permission. While Google can’t stop people from uploading these

Taiwan has given Washington a harsh reality check regarding its semiconductor ambitions. Vice Premier Cheng Li-chiun stated firmly that the US proposal to relocate 40%

Alphabet is returning to the debt market to fund its massive push into artificial intelligence. The company plans to raise $20 billion through a new

Raj Jegannathan, a key executive who spent 13 years helping build Tesla, announced his resignation on Monday. He shared the news in a brief LinkedIn

Meta is back in the hot seat. On Monday, opening arguments began in a high-profile trial where the state of New Mexico is taking on

Singing along to your favorite tracks on YouTube Music just got more expensive. For years, anyone could pull up song lyrics for free. Now, Google

South Korea’s financial watchdog is calling for much tougher crypto laws after a local exchange, Bithumb, accidentally gave away over $40 billion in bitcoin to

Alibaba just hit a major snag with its AI chatbot, Qwen. The company had to stop giving out discount coupons after millions of people rushed

Australian AI firm Firmus secured a massive $10 billion debt funding deal on Monday. Global private equity giant Blackstone and New York’s Coatue Management led

Samsung Electronics is ready to make history. The company will begin delivering its new high-bandwidth memory 4 (HBM4) chips to Nvidia during the third week

The U.S. Department of Justice is digging into Netflix. Federal investigators want to know if the streaming giant used unfair tactics to push forward its

The European Union just took a massive swing at TikTok. Regulators say the app’s most famous features—like the endless scroll and the “For You” algorithm—are