Platforms, hardware, the software industry: the technology news that matters, beyond the noise.
Honda and Nissan have confirmed merger talks to establish the world's third-largest automotive company, aiming for a strategic response to emerging competition, particularly from Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers.
TikTok has requested an emergency ruling from the Supreme Court to prevent a U.S. ban that could affect its 170 million users, citing First Amendment rights.
Pat Gelsinger's resignation from Intel marks the end of a tumultuous four-year tenure focused on revitalizing the company. His departure follows significant losses in the competitive AI chip market.
The US Justice Department has filed a proposal urging the court to compel Google to sell its Chrome browser, marking a significant step in the ongoing antitrust case against the tech giant.
Amazon has launched 'Haul', a mobile-only storefront offering items under $20, marking a strategic move against discount apps like Temu and Shein.
On November 1, Nvidia was announced as Intel's replacement in the Dow Jones Industrial Average, highlighting significant shifts in the semiconductor industry driven by AI advancements.
Arm's cancellation of Qualcomm's chip design license escalates their ongoing legal conflict, impacting the smartphone supply chain ahead of a crucial trial in December.
SpaceX successfully caught its Super Heavy booster with the 'Mechazilla' chopsticks after the fifth test flight of Starship, marking a significant step towards reusable rocket technology.
WP Engine has filed a lawsuit against Automattic and Matt Mullenweg, alleging that actions taken against the company constitute extortion and abuse of power, escalating tensions within the WordPress community.
Qualcomm's recent approach to acquire Intel, amid the latter's declining shares, signals potential seismic shifts in the tech industry despite looming antitrust challenges.
The Polaris Dawn mission marks a milestone in commercial space exploration as its crew conducts the first-ever private spacewalk.
The Brazilian Supreme Court has suspended Elon Musk's X, affecting 20 million users, over the company's refusal to name a legal representative amid ongoing legal disputes regarding misinformation.
