Ultra-fast charging of electric cars is about to become a reality
Companies are developing ultra-fast charging systems for electric vehicles that could significantly reduce recharging times, paving the way for wider adoption of EVs.
Own Nothing and Pay for Everything: How Companies Locked Us into Their Ecosystems
The article explores how individuals like Jan have become entrapped in subscription-based models, owning very little while having access to numerous services.
Tesla, Following Nvidia, Is AMD Next? A Signal for Samsung Electronics’ ‘Sore Spot’ in Foundry Revival?
Samsung Electronics' foundry division shows signs of recovery as it receives orders from major tech companies like Tesla, Nvidia, and AMD, potentially turning its losses into profits soon.
AI smart glasses could generate fake photos instantly
New AI-powered smart glasses from major tech companies could alter images in real-time, raising concerns about the authenticity of captured photos.
Major victory over bots as Government backs down in row over AI
The UK government has reversed its stance on controversial plans that would have allowed tech companies to use copyrighted content without consent for AI training, facing backlash from the media and arts community.
This Demand Has Increased in Tech Companies, Heavy Salaries Will Be Offered
The demand for AI prompt engineers is increasing as AI companies expand, particularly for roles involving large language models.
Electronics price hike due to global memory chip shortage ‘May just be the new normal’
A global shortage of memory chips is leading to significant price increases in consumer electronics, driven largely by demand from AI tech companies.
What is your opinion on the use of data to train AI? Tell Folha
The article discusses the ongoing debate regarding the use of user data by tech companies for training artificial intelligence, highlighting recent changes in terms of service on social media platforms and actions taken by content creators to protect their data.
Massacre of Models: Popular Cars Prepared to Leave Markets in 2026
The automotive industry is discontinuing numerous models as companies shift towards more efficient and updated designs, with several models already set to exit by 2026.
'May the law be fulfilled and big techs punished if they break the rules' says reader about digital ECA
Readers express strong opinions on the new Digital ECA initiative, calling for strict adherence to regulations aimed at limiting harmful practices by big tech companies.
Kristin Cabot, the protagonist of the Coldplay 'kisscam', confesses to Oprah Winfrey and accuses tech companies of profiting from her pain
Kristin Cabot, once a manager at Astronomer, shares her traumatic experience of online harassment following her viral kisscam moment with Andy Byron, during an interview with Oprah Winfrey.
What a Chief Data Officer Does: The Profession That Didn't Exist 10 Years Ago and Today All Companies Are Looking For
The article discusses the emergence and significance of the Chief Data Officer role in today’s digital and data-driven business landscape.
Now it goes for conclusions! What does the next colossal stage of AI entail
A significant shift in artificial intelligence is underway, impacting both small and large tech companies.
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia: Iran threatens to strike at US companies in the region
Iran has threatened US companies operating in the region, specifically targeting tech giants like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Nvidia as possible strikes by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps are imminent.
European companies ask the EU to fine Google for favoritism in search
European editors and tech firms are urging EU regulators to conclude their nearly two-year investigation into Google for allegedly favoring its own services in online searches.
Is artificial intelligence taking jobs from coders? I exchanged 50 messages with an AI agent – and here is the game it created
Recent layoffs in Finnish tech companies signal a shift towards increased reliance on AI in coding, raising concerns among workers about job security.
Tinubu pledges support for media against big tech dominance
President Bola Tinubu has vowed to support the Nigerian media in combating the dominance of big tech companies.
The snowball has been set in motion, but it’s not rolling yet. How is Latvia doing in the startup sector?
Latvia's startup ecosystem is slowly gaining momentum, drawing comparisons to Estonia's rapid growth spurred by successful tech companies.
R will reduce American tech and drop Palantir: 'A new government must take care of this'
The Danish political party Radikale has unveiled a proposal for increased digital sovereignty, advocating for Denmark's reliance on European data centers over American tech companies.
Big techs betting on the Persian Gulf become targets in the war in Iran
Big tech companies like Amazon, which invested significantly in the Persian Gulf, face challenges due to attacks amid ongoing tensions in the region.
AI Chatbot to Analyze User Research Results. Experts Warn About the Risks
The article discusses the development of AI chatbots in healthcare analysis, highlighting both potential benefits and risks associated with sharing sensitive health data with technology companies.
Trade talks, ‘raising lobsters’, tech earnings
The article discusses recent developments in trade negotiations, aquaculture advancements, and earnings reports from technology companies.
Please rate your experience: Is it really necessary to evaluate every service we receive?
The article discusses the growing pressure on individuals to evaluate services provided by companies and public institutions, raising questions about the dehumanizing effects of this trend.
US tech giants on Iran's list of potential targets in Gulf countries
Iran has identified US technology companies as potential targets in Gulf countries amidst increasing tensions in the region.
Iran's Major Announcement, Will Attack Google, Microsoft, and Amazon
Iran has announced potential cyberattacks targeting major tech companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon amidst ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
Big tech given warning - and deadline - by UK regulator
UK regulators have issued a deadline for tech companies to enhance online protections for children following a failed bid to ban social media for users under 16.
Foreign companies seek AI trainers: how much can be charged from Argentina and who can apply
There is a significant increase in demand for AI trainers from Argentina by foreign companies, reflecting a growing trend in the tech industry.
Amid a wave of online child safety laws, age verification technology reaches maturity
The advancement of age verification technology has been facilitated by artificial intelligence, as governments push tech companies to enhance child safety measures.
Nikkei Average Surges Over 1,200 Yen, Reaches 55,500 for the First Time in Three Trading Days
The Nikkei Average rose significantly, surpassing 55,500 yen after three days, fueled by easing tensions in Iran and positive earnings from U.S. tech companies.
Meta buys Moltbook, social network for AI agents
Meta has announced the acquisition of Moltbook, a social network platform designed for AI agents, further emphasizing the competition in AI technology among major tech companies.
China issues second warning on OpenClaw risks amid adoption frenzy
China has issued a second warning regarding the severe security and data risks associated with improper use of the AI tool OpenClaw, amidst its rapid adoption by local governments and tech companies.
Project that regulates AI faces pressure from companies and divergences within Lula's government
A legislative proposal to regulate Artificial Intelligence in Brazil faces challenges due to differing views among government ministries and pressure from the tech industry.
'Big Tech' can stop it
The article discusses the significant power that Big Tech companies hold in preventing the erosion of democracy and the onset of unrestricted warfare through their control over personal data.
20 Billion Screens Control Our Lives.. How Can We Regain Ourselves?
The article discusses the overwhelming presence of digital screens in our lives and how they manipulate our attention and behavior, highlighting a dialogue on regaining control over our time and focus from tech companies' influence.
How to leave the company you founded?
The article discusses the challenges faced by founders when considering the future of their companies without their presence, emphasizing the importance of preparing their successors.
Data center hit in Dubai: Big Tech now revealed as vulnerable
A drone attack targeting an Amazon data center in Dubai has raised concerns about the vulnerabilities of major technology companies.
Big Techs to Comply with Restrictions for Minors
Big tech companies are preparing to implement measures limiting minors' access to social media platforms, as the discourse shifts towards how to protect children rather than whether to do so.
Trump announces that big tech companies will pay for energy infrastructure for AI
Donald Trump announced that major tech companies will finance the energy infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence, addressing growing electricity costs amid concerns about the economic impact of AI ahead of midterm elections in the U.S.
MWC 2026: three phones focused on privacy and voluntary disconnection
At MWC 2026 in Barcelona, several companies are introducing phones designed to promote user privacy and minimize digital dependence, challenging the smartphone giants.
Trump is willing to go further than tech companies in the use of AI for military purposes: 'Even China hasn't said it wants to do this openly'
Trump is pushing for greater military applications of AI than tech companies, amidst reports that the U.S. military has used AI technology from Anthropic for operations in Iran.
The Era of 'Post-Promotion': How Old Cars Become Smart?
As the prices of new cars continue to rise, companies are offering solutions to upgrade old vehicles instead of replacing them.
US tech firms pledge at White House to bear costs of energy for data centers
Major US technology companies have agreed to cover the costs of new electricity generation for data centers during a White House event aiming to alleviate rising energy costs for consumers.
Scams that aren't illegal (but should be)
The article discusses legal scams involving companies that sell personal data without individuals' consent, highlighting the risks associated with this practice.
Jason Kint: Canada has proven that news bargaining works
The article emphasizes the success of Canada's Online News Act in supporting journalism through financial contributions from tech companies, advocating for its preservation and enhancement.
Elections 2026: Rules bar AI three days before voting and prohibit platforms from suggesting candidates
New electoral rules in Brazil prohibit the use of AI-generated content three days prior to elections and ban platforms from suggesting candidates, with a focus on compliance plans with big tech companies.
Big Tech Cuts Staff and Goes All-in on AI... Fear of 'AI-Induced Recession'
Big tech companies are laying off huge numbers of workers while reallocating resources heavily towards AI, raising concerns about a potential economic downturn driven by AI.
China’s ultrasound brain tech race heats up
China is advancing its ultrasound brain-computer interface technology through companies like Gestala, which focuses on non-invasive methods for brain activity stimulation and research.
Scent Experiment: Musk and Cucumber: Making the Brand Core Smellable
The article discusses how Sonja Reinholz and Stella Norwig assist companies in creating their unique scents, highlighting the often-overlooked importance of the sense of smell in a visually dominated world.
The tricks that make us addicted to apps
The article discusses various tactics used by tech companies to keep users engaged with their apps, as explained by researcher Sissela Nutley.
Probe Google, Meta, others over media, consumer harms, SERAP urges FCCPC
SERAP has called for an investigation into major tech companies by the FCCPC for allegedly harming media and consumer rights in Nigeria.