Oura announced its Ring 5 wearable device, featuring a significantly smaller design, enhanced sensors, and new AI-powered health monitoring capabilities starting at $399.
Dutch chip equipment maker ASML raised its 2026 sales guidance as artificial intelligence investment fuels demand from semiconductor manufacturers.
Related Digital has secured financing for a $16 billion Oracle data center development in Michigan, marking one of the largest data center projects.
Jurors in a trial involving addiction claims against Google and Meta are having difficulty reaching a unanimous decision, with the judge indicating a retrial may be necessary.
Hackers breached education technology company Instructure's systems, stealing student data according to security researchers.
Amazon workers publicly called for limits on data center projects at a city council meeting, marking what activists say is unprecedented action by Big Tech employees.
Electric vehicle maker Rivian has renegotiated its Department of Energy loan down from $6.6 billion to $4.5 billion while modifying production plans for its Georgia manufacturing facility.
South Korea imposed a record $409 million fine on e-commerce company Coupang for a personal data breach, marking the largest such penalty in the country's history.
Instagram will allow users to view and modify the topics its algorithm uses to curate their main feed content.
A jury ruled that Meta and YouTube deliberately designed their social media platforms to be addictive, marking a significant legal development in ongoing litigation.
Canada has proposed new legislation that would prohibit social media access for children under 16 and regulate AI chatbots.
Memory semiconductor stocks experienced significant gains amid expectations of a potential industry supercycle with strong demand ahead.
Multiple government agencies are implementing advanced biometric technologies for identification and monitoring purposes.
Britain has adopted SpaceX's Starshield satellite system for military use while the broader space and defense technology sector sees increased investment activity.
More than 25 U.S. states have enacted laws requiring websites to verify users' ages to restrict children's access to online content.
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