Apple faces a new antitrust investigation in Switzerland over Apple Pay, even as a US appeals court provides minor relief in the Epic Games case. The global regulatory pressure is intensifying from multiple fronts.
A new report from StepUp Startups details Europe’s push for open-source AI to boost competitiveness. With only 14% of EU firms using AI in 2024, the bloc is betting on transparency and public compute to carve a niche.
The RAF Ash base, a 1950s nuclear-hardened bunker built for the ROTOR air defense system, has been reborn as a data center. Now operated by CyberFort Group, it’s pitching ultra-secure colocation and digital sovereignty to healthcare and finance clients, leveraging its literally anchored-in-the-UK st
The North East of England is rapidly emerging as a serious player in the UK space sector. With a 50% jump in companies and a new £50m research hub on the way, the region is betting big on satellites and manufacturing.
OpenAI launched as a nonprofit in 2015 with a $1 billion pledge from Elon Musk and others. Now, it’s a $500 billion commercial powerhouse, and Musk is suing them from his rival firm, xAI, valued at $230 billion. The original mission is a distant memory.
The Game Awards 2025 has begun, and the first announcement is a bit of a head-scratcher. ‘The Free Shepherd,’ a game featuring a shepherd dog, is coming to PS5 and Steam, but not until 2027.
Broadcom’s CEO revealed Anthropic placed over $21 billion in orders for Google’s AI chips. This comes as a new executive order on AI preemption ignites a political battle. The collision of capital and policy is defining the next phase of the AI race.
Notepad++ users are being told to manually update immediately. Hackers found a way to hijack the app’s automatic updater to deliver malware. The fix is in version 8.8.9, but you can’t trust the old updater to get you there.
OpenAI has officially announced its GPT-5.2 model series, rolling out immediately to paid ChatGPT users and within Microsoft 365 Copilot. The launch comes amid rising competition from Google’s Gemini models. GPT-5.1 will be retired in three months.
The shift from traditional hardware PLCs to virtual ones running on industrial PCs is gaining steam. It promises massive cost savings, easier data access for AI, and a complete rethinking of the assembly line. But the biggest hurdle isn’t technical—it’s cultural.
