Three of the world’s largest tech companies have abandoned their practice of publishing annual diversity reports. This move comes after a decade of pressure from civil rights groups to be more transparent about workforce demographics. The decision could obscure the impact of recent political shifts
Grand Theft Auto 6 faces another significant delay, now targeting November 2026 instead of its original 2025 window. The delay gives Rockstar more time for polish but leaves PC gamers and multiplayer details uncertain.
A former Tesla mechanical design engineer applied lessons from building Model 3 batteries to launching a THC beverage company. The biggest surprise? The hardest startup problems aren’t the complex ones.
New Era Energy & Digital has secured land for a massive AI data center campus in Lea County, New Mexico. The 7GW project will combine natural gas generation with nuclear power, with initial operations targeted for 2028. This represents one of the largest power-hungry AI infrastructure projects annou
The shift to electric vehicles is accelerating faster than anyone predicted. This isn’t just an environmental story—it’s becoming one of the biggest economic opportunities of our time.
Huili Grace Xing, professor at Cornell University, has been selected for the 2025 University Research Award in Technology. The award recognizes lifetime research contributions to the US semiconductor industry. She’ll be honored at the SIA Awards Dinner on November 20 in San Jose.
Realme and Redmi are preparing several budget smartphone launches for the Indian market. The Realme C85 5G and Redmi 15C should arrive by December, with the Redmi Note 15 series following in January.
Microsoft is building its own superintelligence team under AI chief Mustafa Suleyman, who says he’s prioritizing human safety over raw performance. The announcement comes as Microsoft’s relationship with OpenAI continues to sour. Suleyman’s approach includes strict limitations on AI autonomy and goa
Apple is pushing back hard against new European Commission investigations into its App Store. The company claims EU regulations are creating contradictory requirements that undermine user safety. This represents the latest escalation in Apple’s ongoing battle with European regulators.
Europe’s first in-orbit Capture-the-Flag cybersecurity competition concluded with hackers successfully breaching satellite systems. The event involved 559 teams competing to find vulnerabilities in D-Orbit’s ION Satellite Carrier. This represents a significant advancement in space cybersecurity test
