ByteDance and Tencent have received 10,000 H200 chips each, the Financial Times says, and other Chinese companies could follow.

The creator of Deus Ex is retiring.

You don't need your phone charger to keep your device topped up, as long as you have a USB cable and something to plug it into.

According to Politico, the US House Office of Legislative Counsel is swamped with error-riddled AI-generated bills.

Google told its suppliers that it will no longer manufacture Pixel devices in China starting next year, according to Nikkei Asia.

Anthropic has explained its text watermarking approach.

The $60 billion acquisition has been finalized.

Disney has announced an anime based on Kingdom Hearts, featuring a brand new story.

Stripe and private equity firm Advent previously offered a deal PayPal didn't take, the Wall Street Journal says. Now, they're negotiating a new price.

Virgin Galactic's new spaceship won't be taking tourists to space this year.

Meta is donating 15,000 Ray-Ban Meta glasses to an Irish charity supporting people with sight loss.

X is retiring its old rewards-sharing program after September 7.

NASA is planning to use elements of existing tech to learn more about all sides of the moon.

The EU's sovereign satellite broadband service is now moving towards full-scale deployment.

Kimi K3 also found loopholes in its sandbox environment that allowed it to access the internet.

A judge has ruled that Meta is a public nuisance and has to pay fine that will go towards funding state programs.

Changes are on the horizon. Soon, we'll be seeing more phones with batteries that the user can remove and replace.

xAI filed a lawsuit a few days ago to prevent Minnesota's law banning 'nudify' apps from taking effect.

The FBI has issued a warning after water facilities from seven states reported that they were hacked.

Researchers investigating Hugging Face found the majority of its models would generate non-consensual deepfakes.