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Three major companies accounted for a large share of the $189 billion in global venture capital funding last month, highlighting growing concentration in startup investment.
TikTok users in the US reported service disruptions after a second Oracle cloud outage affected the platform, highlighting reliance on external infrastructure.
AI companies are reportedly spending millions to oppose a former tech executive’s campaign for Congress, highlighting rising tensions between Silicon Valley and politics.
ChatGPT’s GPT-5.3 Instant model introduces changes to reduce overly cautious replies and improve natural conversations while maintaining safety guidelines.
Anduril is seeking a $60 billion valuation in a new funding round as demand for AI-driven defence technology and autonomous military systems continues to grow.
Claude Code launches a voice mode feature that allows developers to interact with coding tools via speech, enabling faster workflows, hands-free commands, and improved productivity.
Android users can now share tracker tag location details with airlines, making it easier to trace and recover lost luggage during air travel.
X says creators who publish AI-generated posts about armed conflict without proper labelling may lose access to the platform’s revenue-sharing program.
New MacBook Pro models are up to $400 more expensive than previous versions as global RAM shortages push up memory costs and affect laptop pricing.
Cyber operations targeting traffic cameras and television broadcasts reportedly played a role in the conflict with Iran, highlighting the growing influence of digital warfare.
Elliott Management has taken a $1 billion stake in Pinterest, betting that AI-driven product improvements and advertising tools can accelerate user engagement and revenue growth.
Apple could launch the rumoured MacBook Neo this week, a lower-cost, colourful laptop expected to expand the company’s Mac lineup and target students and everyday users.
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