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Iran has drastically slowed internet access across the country in what officials claim is a defensive move against Israeli cyber operations, as tensions between the two arch-rivals escalate both in the physical and digital spheres.

The Japanese government has announced a ¥100 billion ($700 million) funding fillip for top-tier researchers from around the world, including those leaving the United States due to funding cuts and stricter immigration policies. 

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is finally phasing out floppy disks and paper strips as part of a sweeping plan to modernise the United States’ aging air traffic control (ATC) system. 

Pushed against the wall after three back-to-back lawsuit defeats, Google has now agreed to a sweeping $500 million settlement with shareholders that mandates major internal reforms aimed at curbing anticompetitive behaviour.

A US federal jury has ordered Israeli spyware firm NSO Group to pay over $167 million in punitive damages and approximately $444,000 in compensatory damages to WhatsApp over a 2019 cyberattack on the messaging platform.

Ride hailing app Uber has said it does not set fares on the basis of a user's phone model, after it was accused of discriminatory practice. 

Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov on Wednesday said several companies in the country have begun using Bitcoin as international payment

Foxconn will manufacture the wireless earphones at a factory near Hyderabad in Telangana in early 2025.

Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Sunday accused X owner Elon Musk of pushing his agenda against the nation's ban on under-16 fro

Canada has said it is suing Google over its alleged anti-competitive practices in online advertising business.

Been at loggerheads for years, Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg and President-elect Donald Trump had a rare meeting at the latter's famed Florida c

Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas faced backlash from users on X when he offered to help the New York Times which is beset with a tech workers