Huawei has showcased a chip developed without American technology, highlighting China’s push for greater semiconductor independence amid expanding export restrictions.
Poland plans to test domestically developed unmanned weapons capable of traveling up to 1,000 kilometers, officials say, in future trials.
Riyadh is preparing to host a major global health exhibition focused on medical technology, healthcare innovation and investment.
Ankara has raised defense spending by 229 percent as Turkey seeks to develop technologies and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
Hanwha Aerospace plans to integrate targeting drones with K9 howitzers, improving battlefield surveillance and enabling faster, more precise artillery strikes.
Snowflake shares surged nearly 25% after the company raised its annual product revenue forecast, citing stronger AI-related demand.
Nvidia agreed to acquire Hugging Face for $12.93 billion, expanding its role from AI chips into open-source models and developer tools.
Columbus, Ohio, has paused its Flock Safety license plate reader program after evidence of misuse emerged, prompting a review of privacy safeguards and oversight protocols.
A South Korean court says CXMT allegedly used Project Hefei to copy Samsung’s 620-step DRAM process and pursue market share.
Indonesia’s planned commodity exchange aims to strengthen price-setting power, but analysts warn that liquidity, transparency and trust will be crucial.
Indonesia’s data center industry continues expanding, but developers face challenges involving electricity, cooling, equipment imports and supporting infrastructure.
Humain and DataVolt are developing 100 MW of an AI-ready data center at Oxagon, NEOM, with capacity expected in 2028.
French semiconductor materials maker Soitec raised its revenue outlook as demand linked to artificial intelligence infrastructure continued to strengthen.
MapQuest reached the number one spot on the US Apple App Store after maintaining accurate geographical data for Lake Ontario, defying alleged political pressure and resonating with users who value digital integrity.
China is expanding semiconductor investment as AI and advanced computing demand encourage domestic manufacturers to build additional chip capacity.
MapQuest topped App Store downloads after a viral incident involving its map of Lake Ontario and former President Trump, showcasing the impact of social media narratives and nostalgia on tech trends.
Norway considers banning facial recognition on smart glasses, targeting identification features rather than camera-enabled wearables themselves amid growing privacy concerns.
AI hardware demand boosted factory activity across Asia in August, with China and Japan reporting stronger manufacturing growth.
Japan is expanding semiconductor investment and domestic production capacity as governments and companies seek stronger supply-chain resilience
Britain’s manufacturing sector showed signs of improvement as September began, supported by stronger orders and renewed production activity.
China’s electric vehicle industry continues expanding production and exports as automakers compete for greater influence in global markets.
A teen accused of livestreaming the San Diego mosque shooting has been charged with murder, raising questions about digital accountability and the legal consequences of broadcasting violence.
Across Europe, digital identity systems are raising concerns about a form of abuse that disproportionately targets women in particular cases.
Nvidia continues benefiting from strong AI demand as expanding data-center investment keeps its advanced computing products central to the technology industry.