Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr announced a comprehensive review of the $3 billion E-Rate program that subsidizes internet access for schools.
Recent court verdicts against Meta and YouTube have prompted discussions about social media regulation and potential impacts on AI research.
SpaceX launched an upgraded version of its Starship rocket in a test flight, with the mission including deployment of mock satellites.
Tesla delivered 6.3% more vehicles in the first quarter compared to last year but fell short of analyst projections amid ongoing sales challenges.
South Korean government says it will pursue all available options to prevent a potential strike by Samsung workers.
A new cybersecurity report indicates hackers are focusing more on voter misinformation campaigns than direct ballot manipulation for upcoming elections.
Meta agreed to purchase up to 1 gigawatt of space-based solar power from Overview Energy, while Spotify partnered with Peloton to launch fitness content.
GameStop is preparing an offer to acquire eBay as part of CEO Ryan Cohen's expansion strategy, while AI continues to disrupt various sectors.
Multiple technology companies announced funding rounds and policy initiatives while facing internal challenges and market questions.
Sony and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced plans to establish a joint venture in Japan focused on developing advanced image sensor technology.
Electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian has started production of its mass-market R2 SUV, while other EV companies face various operational challenges.
California will begin issuing traffic tickets to autonomous vehicles in July, while Tesla's Model Y becomes the first to pass new federal driver-assistance tests.
Meta will discontinue its Horizon Worlds virtual reality social platform for Quest headsets in June as part of broader business restructuring efforts.
Cash App introduced a wand-shaped contactless payment device while other tech companies announce partnerships and product updates.
Hyundai Motor will recall more than 421,000 vehicles in the United States due to a software problem affecting the braking system.
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