Bloomberg reports Google is launching an alum-driven AI incubator, turning former employees into a strategic pipeline.

The Irish startup is buying B300 chips to expand a GDPR-compliant platform for banks, hospitals, and law firms that cannot export data.

Jos Benschop’s 8-nanometer breakthrough turns “shrink” into a $400M line-item that fabs and governments both watch closely.

The Hollywood Reporter’s exclusive: what the program funds, who it opens doors to, and why creator-influenced media matters now.

With most habitat outside protected areas, AI warning systems aim to cut response time from hours to minutes or seconds.

The “white-collarize” push is a hedge against automation, and a playbook for how Amazon-style logistics could change jobs.

In his new MD role, the exec argues Britain is “a musical nation” and shares what artists should understand about streaming pay.

A top-selling Europe model goes off the EV roadmap as Nissan aims to cut a fifth of its models.

The Daybreak Cyber Partner Program gets a first real enterprise product: an application-security service aimed at speeding vulnerability discovery.

The 25th studio album Foreign Tongues drops July 10, while Richards says travel is the biggest live-performance obstacle.

This new “bikepacking plus daycare drop-off” e-bike pairs a compact Avinox M2 mid-drive with up to 1280Wh battery capacity.

A new Alexa ad format aims to move users from seeing an ad to buying, using agentic AI to plan each step.