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Microsoft and Amazon are forming dedicated teams of engineers who will work directly at customer locations to support AI rollouts.

Australia’s Securities Exchange received a penalty after regulators found it had misrepresented the progress of its failed distributed ledger bourse.

An article arguing that Switzerland's 25 Gbit internet stems from public policy rather than pure competition has reached the Hacker News front page.

EU politicians investigating Pegasus spyware discovered the tool on one of their own phones, with Citizen Lab findings prompting claims of an attack on the rule of law.

Markets in Seoul recovered part of a nearly 10 percent slide as investors questioned how long the global AI rally can last.

Europe's top court has ended Google's appeals and confirmed the company must pay the 2018 penalty for its Android licensing practices.

Chinese quant funds are drawing record investor capital because their AI systems now deliver higher returns than human traders.

Ookla’s RootMetrics and Speedtest data record measurable growth in millimeter-wave 5G deployments across American networks while most countries continue to prioritize mid-band spectrum.

Hong Kong now serves as a primary conduit for advanced AI chips entering and leaving China inside a $2 trillion Asian trade network.

Anthropic is negotiating with Samsung Electronics to manufacture a custom artificial intelligence chip, a step that follows OpenAI’s similar announcement with Broadcom by roughly one week.

The Court of Justice confirmed the 2018 penalty for anticompetitive Android licensing after Google exhausted its appeals.

Microsoft is creating a new internal group to help large customers extract more value from its AI offerings.

A California startup produced the first electricity from a next-generation nuclear reactor to drive an Nvidia AI chip inside the United States.

Meta’s combination of keystroke tracking, token counts, and a planned 10 percent cut is steering its engineers toward maximizing visible AI output instead of shipping code.

The bloc’s top court upheld the 2018 penalty after finding that Google abused its market power through Android licensing terms.

The ruling ends a seven-year appeals process and requires the company to pay the full amount.

Leaks from Amazon, Adobe, Atlassian, Citi and other firms show internal efforts to curb AI tool usage after expenses grew faster than expected.

Meta is studying a cloud computing offering that would rent out excess AI capacity and turn heavy capital spending into a revenue line.

Apple is negotiating purchases from two Chinese memory makers to ease a global shortage that has already forced price increases on its devices.

Sony shifts all future titles to digital-only sales through its store and retailer codes once disc manufacturing stops.

Europe’s highest court upheld the 2018 penalty against Alphabet for abusing Android’s market dominance.