EU weighs delay in enforcing AI Act amid Big Tech pressure
The European Commission is considering a one-year delay in enforcing parts of its landmark Artificial Intelligence Act, originally set to take effect in 2026.
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The European Commission is considering a one-year delay in enforcing parts of its landmark Artificial Intelligence Act, originally set to take effect in 2026.
Undersea cable work, not AI warfighting hub Google has pushed back on speculation that its newly disclosed infrastructure project on a small, crab-infested…
Seven-year cloud commitment OpenAI on Wednesday announced a seven-year agreement to buy up to $38 billion worth of cloud-computing services from Amazon Web…
AI concentration raises new questions The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI’s growing dominance—powering countless apps, enterprise tools, and developer APIs—has reached systemic scale.
When and where to look The closest supermoon of the year arrives mid-week, offering a slightly larger, brighter full moon as the lunar orbit swings nearer Earth.
Spending surges, profits diverge This earnings week distilled the new tech economy into a few charts: capital expenditures at historic highs, cloud growth steady, and ad markets resilient but choppy.
What researchers broke—and why it matters Security researchers detailed fresh, low-cost physical attacks that pierce trusted-execution environments built into modern chips from Nvidia, AMD, and Intel.
Scope rules, AI data centers, and a standards fight A simmering dispute over how to count corporate emissions has burst into the open as tech giants and climate advocates push competing interpretations of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol.
What the new tool does and how it works Privacy-focused company Proton unveiled a “Data Breach Observatory,” a live reporting hub that monitors credential dumps and dark-web marketplaces to map where personal information is being traded.
What failed and who felt it Microsoft said it is recovering from a widespread Azure outage that rippled across Microsoft 365, Xbox services, and third-party customers including Capital One, Alaska Airlines, and Starbucks.
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