China caught a Long March-10B booster in a net at sea, its first reusable-rocket recovery. It joins SpaceX and Blue Origin, but trails badly.

Anthropic's shares imply a $1.2tn valuation on secondary markets, ahead of OpenAI's $908bn. The catch: almost no one is willing to sell.

OpenAI and Google confirmed they supply advanced AI to Singapore units of Alibaba, Baidu and Tencent, exposing a gap in US export controls.

UC San Diego surgeons used two teleoperated humanoid robots to remove gallbladders from live pigs, the first time such machines have operated live.

Taiwan’s Nanya Technology reportedly plans to spend around $6bn in 2027, racing to expand DRAM capacity into an AI-driven memory shortage.

Munich's QuantumDiamonds raised €91M to scale its diamond-based chip inspection tech, becoming the first startup to win EU Chips Act manufacturing money.

British firm Kraken raised $175M (€152.9M), led by DTCP, at a $1bn valuation to build uncrewed war boats for NATO, the US and UK.

Brussels has told Meta to switch off autoplay and infinite scroll by default and soften its algorithms, or risk a fine of up to 6% of global turnover.

Britain’s banks run on four American clouds. The Treasury reckons two-thirds of UK firms lean on the same handful. Now the regulators are stepping in. The UK has named Microsoft, Google, Amazon and ...

As the US floats dropping the steering-wheel rule for driverless cars, the EU now mandates a camera watching the driver. Two opposite safety bets.

SoftBank and its payments arm PayPay are in talks to invest in Seven & i, the owner of 7-Eleven, according to Bloomberg, as the retailer restructures.

OpenAI’s applications chief Fidji Simo is stepping down to a part-time adviser role after a chronic illness worsened during a medical leave.