Nevada Says Musk’s Boring Company Broke Environmental Rules Nearly 800 Times
Elon Musk’s Boring Co., the tunneling and infrastructure enterprise, repeatedly violated state environmental regulations in Nevada, even after the company had formally agreed to comply with those laws, state regulators…
Microsoft Word Now Auto-Saves Documents to the Cloud
Microsoft quietly announced a subtle but important change to its popular word-processing software, Word, this week: the application will now automatically save newly created documents to OneDrive, Microsoft’s cloud storage…
Google Expands Workplace AI Push With Gemini Enterprise
Google announced on Thursday the launch of Gemini Enterprise, a comprehensive new AI platform for businesses. This move is the latest significant effort by the Alphabet-owned company to compete with…
PlayStation 6 Targets Major Graphics Upgrade With New Architecture
While the launch of the PlayStation 6 is still several years away, Sony has revealed that its next-generation console will feature re-architected hardware that goes beyond a traditional CPU and…
Tesla Under Investigation After Self-Driving Cars Drift to Wrong Lane
The U.S. government has initiated an investigation into Tesla after reports surfaced that the company’s self-driving cars had violated traffic laws, specifically citing instances of driving on the wrong side…
Netflix to Add Lego, Pictionary, and Tetris Party Games for TV Play
Netflix’s move into gaming, while previously considered an odd pivot for the brand, has found a clear purpose: bringing party games directly to your television that can be played by…
Apple to Follow Texas Age Check Law, Raises Privacy Concerns
Apple on Thursday detailed the necessary changes it is implementing to comply with Texas state law SB 2420, which introduces mandatory age assurance requirements for app stores and app developers…
Hang Seng Bank Shares Surge 25% After HSBC’s $37B Privatization Offer
Shares of Hang Seng Bank listed in Hong Kong surged by 25.88% on Thursday following the announcement of a privatization bid by its majority parent company, HSBC, Europe’s largest lender.…
Google Tightens Its ‘Work From Anywhere’ Policy Introduced During Covid
Google is continuing to impose restrictions on employee remote work, this time by significantly tightening its popular “Work from Anywhere” (WFA) policy, which was initially established during the Covid pandemic.…
Amazon Pharmacy to Roll Out Prescription Drug Vending Machines
Amazon announced on Wednesday that it is debuting in-office prescription dispensing machines, known as Amazon Pharmacy Kiosks, within its One Medical clinics. These new self-service units, operated by Amazon Pharmacy,…
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Says AMD’s 10% Offer to OpenAI Was a ‘Clever’ Surprise
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed surprise on Wednesday that rival Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) offered a 10% equity stake in the company to OpenAI as part of their multibillion-dollar partnership…
Waze Launches Voice Reporting to Help Drivers Flag Roadblocks and Traffic
Waze is now rolling out Conversational Reporting, a feature powered by Gemini that enables drivers to report road incidents using only their voice. This enhancement allows users to tap the…
Google Expands AI Vibe-Coding App Opal to 15 More Countries
Google is significantly expanding global access to Opal, its experimental AI app builder that focuses on vibe-coding. The application, which allows users to create mini web apps using only text…
Motion Picture Association Tells OpenAI to Curb Copyright Abuse on Sora 2
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) on Monday urged OpenAI to “take immediate and decisive action” against its newly released video creation model, Sora 2, which the association claims is being…
Researchers Say North Korean Hackers Have Stolen $2 Billion in Crypto in 2025
Hackers working on behalf of the North Korean government have stolen more than $2 billion in cryptocurrency so far this year, according to a new estimate from blockchain analysis firm…