Europe has more AI users than the United States. It matches the US for AI talent. It produces as many AI startups every year. And yet, when the world tells the story of artificial intelligence, Europe barely gets a mention. That is the central paradox of a new report called State of AI in Europe: The Invisible Giant, released by Prosus and Dealroom.co. Drawing on the most comprehensive … Read more
Top TikTok execs on Tuesday sought to assure advertisers the company has “done the hard work” to become a safe, reconstituted entity worthy of their continued investment. Adam Presser, CEO of TikTok’s USDS Joint Venture (“USDS” stands for “U.S. Data Security”), and Khartoon Weiss, VP & GM, Global Business Solutions, kicked off the company’s NewFronts … Read more
Long security lines that extended outside San Diego International Airport significantly improved Tuesday, though wait times continue to fluctuate dramatically based on the time of day and staffing levels, according to industry experts. News 8 reporter Shannon Handy assessed current conditions at both terminals after travelers reported 90-minute waits the previous day. She documented substantial … Read more
While Samsung has added a ton of camera improvements to the Galaxy S26 series, there’s one that most of us missed out on first. As highlighted by Android Authority, the Galaxy S26 series also supports a native USB webcam mode, allowing users to connect their phone to a computer and use its camera as a … Read more
Social media bans, digital curfews and time limits on apps are to be trialled in the homes of hundreds of UK teenagers. The test, led by the UK government, will see 300 teens involved have their social apps disabled entirely, blocked overnight or capped to one hour’s use – with some also seeing no such … Read more
A federal judge is hearing Anthropic’s bid to temporarily block the Pentagon’s designation of the company as a supply chain risk, a fast-moving case that could shape how far the Trump administration can go in punishing a developer of artificial intelligence over limits on military use of its tools. Anthropic sued on March 9 in … Read more
The architect of many modern smartphones and some PCs, Arm Ltd., just put on a hard hat and picked up a hammer and a nail. Arm, whose intellectual property formed the blueprints of smartphones designed by Apple, Qualcomm, and Samsung, said Tuesday afternoon that it has entered the chip market with help from Meta. However, … Read more
Liberty city officials voted on Monday to approve $1.4 billion in bonds and more than $229 million in tax abatements for a nearly 600,000-square-foot hyperscale data center coming to the area. The City Council previously approved the project at 2525 Old Hughes Rd. back in December. “The City of Liberty is excited to partner with … Read more
TURTLE CREEK, Pennsylvania — For a very long stretch in America’s industrial past, not only did this region build things here, but its people also researched, invented, failed, and eventually succeeded in multiple industries, including steel, railroads, glass, coal, and aluminum. They also did something else that was incredibly significant. They had the dominant hand … Read more
Sora, OpenAI’s video generation platform, will shut down, the company announced in a post on X. How to Make Sure You Don’t Lose Your Sora Videos The company didn’t provide any further information on when the app will shut down or what will happen to users’ data. However, they stated they would provide a timeline … Read more
