The companies have faced waves of public backlash in Texas. To battle that negative public perception, they’ve donated millions to community causes and needs.

London has lobbied intensely to secure equal treatment for British products but continues to rule out a customs union

The widely-used Mercator map is often criticised for visually exaggerating and centralising Western nations.

ABC says early renewal for all stations is unprecedented, has no legitimate purpose.

European tech firms will ship the first stable release of Euro-Office next month, giving governments and businesses worldwide a ready-to-run, sovereign alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Docs.

The devil’s in the details.

Elon Musk says that he was “well aware that some email correspondence” with Jeffrey Epstein could be misinterpreted and used to smear his name in a reply to a user on X.

The death toll from a landslide a week ago in Indonesia's West Java province has risen to 49, the country's main rescue agency Basarnas said on Saturday, with 15 still missing.

Europe’s long-standing struggle with gender inequality is no longer just a social issue — it’s an economic liability

A.B. 412, the flawed California bill that threatened small developers in the name of AI “transparency,” has been delayed and turned into a two-year bill. That means it won’t move forward in 2025—a sig...

The company says personal messages will remain private, but critics warn the data used for ad targeting could still put user privacy at risk.

OpenAI has established a legal entity in South Korea, seeking to propel further adoption of its artificial intelligence technologies.

A new analysis of AI hardware being produced and how it is being used attempts to estimate the vast amount of electricity being consumed by AI.