Bloomberg reports Apple is testing new iPad Pro models and a redesigned entry-level MacBook Pro for the first half of 2027.

A new EUISS and Institut Montaigne report warns Europe's chip sector faces mounting risk from China's export controls and US tech dependence.

Ubisoft has hired former Amazon Games VP Christoph Hartmann to run Creative House 2, the division behind The Division, Ghost Recon and Splinter Cell.

OpenAI has proposed giving the US government a 5% equity stake worth roughly $42.6bn, the Financial Times reports, as Sam Altman looks to ease political pressure.

SK Hynix will spend $51.46bn on a new NAND fab in Cheongju by 2029, part of a $64bn package as AI-driven memory demand strains supply.

Google says it has exceeded a five-year, $1bn Africa investment pledge, unveiling new connectivity hubs, an AI lab in Ghana, and an Idris Elba tie-up.

Samsung has detailed a 140 trillion won ($90bn) investment across displays, HBM chips, batteries and packaging in South Korea's Chungcheong provinces.

MiCA has cut Europe's 3,000 registered crypto firms to just 244 authorized providers. Barcelona-based Venga clears the bar as even Binance winds down EU services ahead of the deadline.

Ottawa's Dominion Dynamics has raised CA$139M, the largest Series A in Canadian defence history, to build autonomous drones and Arctic command software.

AI video startup Higgsfield is in talks to raise up to $500M at a $5bn valuation, four times its January mark, after hitting a $500M revenue run rate.

Alibaba admitted its platform failed to prevent 80,000 illegal pharmaceutical purchases worth over 200 million dollars between 2016 and 2024.

NIH's All of Us released the world's largest integrated genomics and health database: 747,000 people, 535,000 genomes, just as its funding is cut.