President Trump has signed an executive order creating a federal task force to sue states over their AI laws. The move seeks to establish a single national framework, arguing state rules hinder innovation.
Qualcomm is aggressively pushing into automotive and other markets to diversify its revenue. The company’s strategy hinges on AI-powered platforms, and it’s already seeing results with a $45 billion pipeline and quarterly auto revenue surpassing $1 billion.
Brazil’s National Institute for Space Research (INPE) has inaugurated a new supercomputer named Jaci. It’s the first major step in a multi-year project to overhaul the country’s weather and climate forecasting infrastructure.
Founded in 2024, Alat is a key player in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 plan to diversify the economy. The company is building a high-tech manufacturing ecosystem, already securing major partnerships with Lenovo and TK Elevator.
K2 Space has raised a massive $250 million Series C to build a new class of large satellites. The company is betting that new heavy-lift rockets like SpaceX’s Starship will create demand for bigger, more capable spacecraft in orbit.
After a bizarre AI-generated Christmas ad went viral for all the wrong reasons, McDonald’s issued a strange response blaming its Netherlands branch and trying to memory-hole the spot. The incident highlights the growing tension between cheap AI content and public backlash, with ad agencies like TBWA
The data center construction boom has hit a wall: there’s no power or land left in core markets. The new strategy is a high-stakes scramble to secure sites near available electricity, even if it means planning for tech that doesn’t exist yet. This isn’t a bubble—it’s the new normal.
Security researchers have uncovered a clever attack where hackers use ChatGPT and Grok conversations to distribute malware. The scam places malicious Terminal commands at the top of Google search results, exploiting user trust in big tech brands. It’s a stark reminder to never paste commands you don
Vertical software for education, healthcare, and field services is still plagued by clunky, manual payment processes. A new report argues that low-code embedded finance is the key to fixing cash flow and winning customers.
Publishers have a new weapon in the fight against AI web scraping. The Really Simple Licensing spec has hit version 1.0, providing a framework to set machine-readable rules—including payment demands—for crawlers. Backed by companies like Cloudflare and Akamai, it aims to turn unwanted bot traffic in
