Defense technology startup Shield AI reached a $12.7 billion valuation, marking a 140% increase in one year following a U.S. Air Force contract.
Author David Pogue releases comprehensive history of Apple Inc., tracing company's evolution from 1971 founding to current status as trillion-dollar corporation.
Ripple initiates share buyback program while AI coding startup Cursor enters funding talks, both at $50 billion valuations.
Valve has raised Steam Deck handheld gaming device prices significantly while ensuring better stock availability for customers.
Xreal unveiled budget AR glasses with customizable frames, while former Bose executive's sleep tech startup SOND secured funding.
Home security company ADT confirmed a cybersecurity incident that compromised customer names, phone numbers and addresses.
Reddit will require users exhibiting automated or suspicious behavior to verify they are human as part of expanded anti-bot measures.
Apple has increased iPhone production in India to approximately 25% of total output as part of its diversification strategy away from China-based manufacturing.
Apple is disputing India's antitrust authority while executives prepare to discuss China operations and tariff impacts with investors.
New technological developments in food delivery automation and smart kitchen appliances could transform how food is ordered and prepared.
Nvidia has officially retired its GeForce Control Panel app after 20 years, completing a transition to its newer Nvidia app that began over two years ago.
Research suggests AI coding assistance may compromise code quality while robotaxi services encounter mounting opposition as they expand beyond California.
Various technology and finance stories emerge including potential SpaceX IPO discussions, UK truck electrification plans, and stock market outlook.
Italy's Uffizi Gallery, Northern Ireland's school system, and the European Commission have all been targeted by hackers in separate cyber attacks.
Hundreds of Wikipedia volunteer editors are threatening to strike after the Wikimedia Foundation laid off key engineering staff members.
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