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Boeing-owned start-up Wisk plans autonomous eVTOL flights by end of decade as companies crowd into nascent air-taxi market
Shipments of high-end chips and other electronics to Russia via China and Hong Kong said to fall by 20 percent after aggressive enforcement
Google expected to see double-digit revenue and profit growth for second quarter amidst AI cloud enthusiasm, stronger ad sales
Xiaomi chief executive says he decided to begin making electric vehicles after company was placed on US military blacklist in 2021
Nvidia said to be developing version of next-gen 'Blackwell' AI chip for China market as US mulls further export controls
Patients told to expect delays into this week as disruption to EMIS booking system leads to 'considerable' backlog amidst global outage
CrowdStrike says 'significant number' of systems affected by global outage now back online, as Russia, China relatively unscathed
VW chief executive discusses free and fair trade with Chinese officials in Beijing after EU imposes electric vehicle tariffs
The recent CrowdStrike outage has caused global IT disruptions, impacting businesses and raising serious concerns about cybersecurity and disaster recovery.
Nigerian competition and consumer agency fines Meta $220m over violations of privacy law, after probe spurred by WhatsApp user agreement
Some Tesla production lines reportedly shut down by worldwide systems failures linked to CrowdStrike software update
US Treasury sanctions two members of Russian hacking group over critical infrastructure attacks as hacktivists threaten Olympics
Oracle to pay $115m to settle proposed class-action lawsuit over 'digital dossiers' that allegedly collected data on hundreds of millions
Pro-Russia hackers expected to pose major disruption threat to Paris Olympic Games against backdrop of ongoing conflict in Ukraine
Security firm predicts rise in ransomware activity in second half of year as gangs recover from LockBit takedown, AlphV scam
George Kurtz, CEO of CrowdStrike, apologises for the global tech failure that disrupted multiple industries on Friday
Rebelling against Nividia? OpenAI is again reportedly exploring the possibility of developing its own AI processor
IT outage causes major disruptions around the world, after Crowdstrike update allegedly triggers Microsoft outages
Hefty investment. SnapLogic research finds UK businesses are setting aside three-quarters of their IT budgets for GenAI
Mark Zuckerberg firm says European regulatory environment too ‘unpredictable’, so will not release multimodal Llama AI Model in region
Brain implant firm Synchron offers AI-driven emotion and language predictions for users, powered by OpenAI's generative AI system
Good news for tech suppliers, after worldwide IT spending is forecasted by Gartner to grow 7.4 percent in 2024
Amazon workers in Coventry lose union recognition ballot by just a handful of votes, amid allegations from the GMB
Stop supplying Beijing. US tells allied chip tech firms it is mulling the most severe chip trade restriction for China
Australian computer scientist Craig Wright referred to Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to be considered for perjury charges
Coding platform GitLab is reportedly exploring a sale, nearly three years after successful IPO on the Nasdaq
China's ByteDance has lost a legal challenge to avoid a European Union 'gatekeeper' designation, but can appeal ruling
Russian cybersecurity giant Kaspersky is to close down all of its operations in the United States after national security ban
Poaching staff? UK's CMA regulator confirms phase one investigation of Microsoft's “hiring” of former Inflection AI staff