The rise of generative AI has triggered a massive cash drain from tech giants toward chipmakers. We analyze why Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta are sacrificing their liquidity to secure dominance in the infrastructure race.
Taiwanese prosecutors have raided Unimicron following suspicions of origin fraud. This case highlights the fragility of the global supply chain amidst U.S.-China trade tensions.
IBM has unveiled an unprecedented processor architecture at Hot Chips that allows Arm and Z workloads to run on the same core. This strategic move seeks to integrate the agility of the Arm ecosystem with the unmatched reliability of the mainframe.
Meta faces an unprecedented judicial process that challenges the architecture of its social networks. We analyze how this lawsuit could transform the future of digital interaction and child safety.
The video game industry is accelerating its transition toward an absolute digital format, phasing out physical copies. This shift poses a crossroads: will we see a democratization of prices like Steam, or a consolidation of high costs?
The Water Cyber Shield Act seeks to secure water infrastructure with $300 million annually. We analyze whether this measure is a real solution or a late patch against the growing threat of state-sponsored attacks.
The construction of AI data centers is facing a wave of moratoriums and social backlash. We analyze why technological development is colliding with the needs of rural communities.
Spain has managed to lead a major European space program for the first time: Hispasat will be the main contractor for the ground segment of IRIS2, with a contract worth €1.6 billion. This milestone positions the Spanish industry as a key player in Europe's strategic autonomy.
The Gunra ransomware, which emerged in 2025, is being exploited by affiliates to attack critical infrastructure through Fortinet flaws. CISA, FBI, and other agencies urge patching and strengthening perimeter security against a threat that combines double extortion and advanced encryption.
Microsoft released its August patch with 421 vulnerabilities, one already exploited by North Korea's Lazarus group. The attack, targeting the defense sector, combines social engineering and an advanced rootkit.
A U.S. appeals court has dismissed Meta and TikTok's arguments to throw out lawsuits over teen addiction. With potential damages of $1.4 trillion, the case is shaping up to be a legal milestone for the tech industry.
An appeals court has ruled that Meta and other tech companies must face thousands of lawsuits accusing them of designing addictive platforms. The decision could result in fines of hundreds of billions of dollars and set a historic legal precedent.