Musk backs a $3.5 trillion tie-up, but a shareholder vote threshold and a 'conflicted party' CEO could decide its fate.

A decade of PHP versions is vulnerable, and governments already pulled sites offline. Here's what to patch now.

A new Airbnb policy barring host-imposed chores has owners vowing to strike and plotting workarounds, while guests cheer. The fallout could reshape cleaning fees and listing supply.

The legendary RPG studio's closure lands months after a $55 billion investment group buyout of EA, raising tough questions for gaming's biggest acquirers.

Nvidia's DSX pods, fully wired modular containers, promise to shrink AI factory deployment from six months to two weeks, starting with Vera Rubin systems in 2027.

A federal judge tossed the case on procedural grounds after Ann Altman missed a medical exam and deadlines, clearing a legal overhang for OpenAI's chief.

Muse's fast start puts it in rare company - and early data shows users stick around longer than ChatGPT or Gemini.

The alleged victim's account sharpens the reputational and legal stakes for Brand, his platforms, and any business tied to a public figure under criminal scrutiny.

The Beatles' own company is quadrupling its Liverpool museum footprint, adding a Yellow Submarine viewing tower and tying ticket sales to a new artist charity.

The UK's top spy says AI is making biological attacks more accessible; Johns Hopkins' Tom Inglesby explains why governments are scrambling and what safeguards could stop it.

A walkout at one of the world's key memory chip hubs threatens supply just as AI demand peaks, and puts Taiwan's profit-sharing norms to the test.

Google's premium ChromeOS-Android hybrid starts at $899, but the first major review says the software can't match the hardware. A risky debut against the MacBook Air and Surface Laptop.