Google has secured a deal for 150 MW of geothermal energy. This move supports its AI operations and aims for sustainable energy solutions.
Alibaba introduces Qwen 3.5, an AI model with 397 billion parameters. It offers enhanced efficiency and cost-effectiveness for businesses.
The cybercrime group ShinyHunters claims to have stolen 1.7 million corporate records from CarGurus. This incident highlights the rising trend of cyberattacks.
The Keenadu malware affects Android devices in Brazil, infiltrating firmware. It allows total control over infected devices, impacting many users.
On January 16, humanoid robots performed kung fu at the Spring Festival in Beijing.
Apple plans to launch smart glasses, AirPods, and a pendant by 2027. The devices aim to enhance connectivity within the iPhone ecosystem.
India is hosting a global event this week to discuss big tech regulation and AI safety. The aim is to establish a framework for global regulation.
The FTC is probing whether Microsoft holds an illegal monopoly in enterprise tech. The investigation aims to ensure fair competition in the market.
World Labs secured $1 billion in funding to enhance spatial intelligence. This reflects growing investor confidence in innovative AI technologies.
SpaceSail, a Chinese satellite internet company, received approval from Anatel to operate in Brazil. Services are expected to start in Q4 2026.
Google is enhancing its Gemini AI integration in Android Studio to streamline app development. This aims to boost efficiency and innovation.
WordPress introduces an AI assistant for easy site design changes. This tool simplifies editing for users without technical skills.
The Walt Disney Company has sent a cease-and-desist letter to ByteDance, accusing the company of using its copyrighted material to develop the video generation
The Chinese government has prohibited the tokenization of real-world assets within its territory as it intensifies oversight of overseas activities, aiming to combat financial fraud and manage chaotic capital outflows while preserving space for regulated innovation, especially in markets like Hong Kong.
With the coming into effect of the Felca Law (Law No. 15.211/2025) on March 1, the gaming market in Brazil faces new guidelines.
The <strongEpic Games Store</strongis set to be officially launched on Microsoft's next console, the successor to the <strongXbox Series X</strong. Steve Allison, head of the Epic Games Store, announced plans to provide a native app on the day of the new console's release, allowing direct access to the PC game library.
