Amazon has secured a court order to block Perplexity's AI shopping agent, citing concerns over copyright and trademark infringement, as well as the potential for unfair competition.

An AMD engineer has successfully utilized AI to develop a pure-Python AMD GPU user-space driver, marking a significant milestone in the field of computer hardware and software development.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the field of cybersecurity by providing advanced threat detection and prevention capabilities, improving incident response, and enhancing security analytics.

The recent decision by Canada to allow Chinese cars into their market has sent shockwaves through the U.S. automotive industry, leaving dealers in a state of panic as they anticipate potential losses in sales and market share

A revolutionary social network where artificial intelligence takes center stage, allowing AI to post, follow, argue, and form relationships without human intervention.

Swiss multinational ABB posted its highest-ever quarterly order intake in Q2 2025, powered by growing global demand for AI-driven data center infrastructure. This milestone underscores accelerating tech infrastructure investments and ABB’s pivotal role in next-gen digital and industrial transformation.

Germany has declared its intention to become a global leader in quantum computing, committing over $5 billion in public funding and launching the Quantum Technology and Application Consortium (QUTAC). The move marks a pivotal effort to industrialize quantum technologies across key sectors like logistics, finance, and pharmaceuticals.

Tom Cruise, one of Hollywood’s most iconic actors, has seen his net worth soar to an estimated $600 million, thanks to decades of box office dominance, back-end profits from blockbuster franchises, and savvy investment strategies. From the enduring success of Top Gun and Mission: Impossible to real estate holdings and production ventures, Cruise’s financial trajectory is as legendary as his action stunts.

NBCUniversal has officially pulled the plug on Suits: LA after just one season, citing underwhelming ratings and lukewarm reception despite high hopes to expand the original series' success.