
Amazon data centers in UAE, Bahrain hit by drone strikes, services disrupted
Amazon reported that drone strikes damaged three data centers in the Middle East, disrupting services for customers in the region.

Amazon reported that drone strikes damaged three data centers in the Middle East, disrupting services for customers in the region.

Multiple technology developments emerge across artificial intelligence, defense applications, and manufacturing capabilities worldwide.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case challenging police use of geofence warrants to identify suspects through location data from tech companies.

Netflix's co-CEO discussed the company's sports streaming approach while Microsoft code references suggest Game Pass expansion to China.

CBS News investigation reveals delivery drivers in California bypassing background checks by using rented or stolen app accounts.

Defense experts raise concerns about potential security risks from advanced technologies developed by foreign adversaries including China and Russia.

Apple is reportedly in discussions with Intel and Samsung about manufacturing processors in the United States, marking a potential shift in the company's chip production strategy.

The US, UK and Australia will jointly develop unmanned undersea vehicles under their military partnership, with delivery expected in 2027.
Chinese tech company Xiaomi posted another quarterly profit drop as higher memory prices and increased competition pressured its smartphone and electric vehicle businesses.

A ransomware group has claimed responsibility for hacking Foxconn, the major electronics manufacturer that produces devices for Apple, Google, and Nvidia.

Chinese technology company Huawei addresses semiconductor development challenges as the industry adapts to changing chip production dynamics.

Meta has filed a High Court challenge against Ofcom over fees related to online safety regulations, calling the calculations disproportionate.

City Hall rejected a major software contract with US data analytics firm Palantir for the Metropolitan Police.
Ireland is requiring tech companies to secure their own electricity supply for new data centers as the country grapples with growing power demands from AI infrastructure.

Three major social media platforms reached settlement agreements with a school district ahead of trial in a lawsuit alleging the companies contributed to student addiction.
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