ByteDance has secured a $29.6bn dollar loan after banks put in more than $30bn of orders, upsizing a facility that began at $20bn.

Uber and Wayve began carrying passengers in London on Thursday in fewer than 20 Ford Mustang Mach-Es. TfL licensed the cars as private hire vehicles, so a licensed driver must stay aboard and ...

Data centres have become a defining issue in the Texas races for governor and Senate. Ken Paxton and James Talarico have both proposed closed-loop water mandates, while Abbott runs on the connection ...

Elroy Air flew an uncrewed 500lb cargo aircraft out of a controlled Louisiana airport, in the first such flights under an FAA pilot programme.

Snowflake beat on revenue, profit and guidance, and shares rose over 20%. Its remaining performance obligations came in $370m below forecasts.

Apple Maps now shows Lake America to US users. It happened on John Ternus's first day, and MapQuest is now number one for refusing to do the same.

CrowdStrike will run OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Cyber in a purpose-built cyber harness. A day earlier, a report called the harness the real risk.

Meta released Muse Spark 1.3 and will not say whether it opens the weights. The AI Act's open-source exemption stops exactly where frontier models start.

Microsoft Fabric is launching in the US federal cloud tier. Europe's own cloud certification scheme has been unadopted since work began in 2020.

Google will not have to sell its ad exchange in the US. Brussels says only divestment of part of its services would fix the same conduct.

OpenAI told Congress it is building automated shutdown for AI systems. Brussels has been able to order a model withdrawn from the EU market since August.

Microsoft is disclosing Azure's quarterly revenue for the first time, and narrowing what counts as Azure, as the EU decides whether to designate it.