Media & Big Tech

Iranian group NasNet stated that it has discussed with Starlink and U.S. authorities about restoring internet in Iran.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The latest development allows Starlink to optimize coverage and performance, enabling greater broadband connectivity.

The appointment comes as Meta doubles down on its artificial intelligence ambitions.

Analysts have voiced concerns about large data centers pushing up electricity costs for residential users.

Malaysian authorities are also investigating the platform, specifically in relation to the digital manipulation of images of children.

President Emmanuel Macron has pushed for legislation to restrict children’s online access but could face a battle to get it through a divided National Assembly.

SpaceX expects the move will reduce risks and improve safety as the Earth’s orbit grows more crowded.

The settlement resolves allegations that Disney collected data on children and used that information for targeted advertising through its YouTube channels.

The required warnings are based on consumer protections for products such as tobacco and alcohol, noting risks such as increased anxiety and depression.

The artificial intelligence service, founded by Elon Musk, will add its Grok-based models to the Pentagon’s recently announced GenAI.mil platform.

The vulnerability flagged by Apple affects WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and many apps.

Social media platform Reddit says it should never have been included with the nine other banned platforms.

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the U.S. and China.

Most of the payments would go out automatically if the consumer has PayPal or Venmo.

Although the president hasn’t yet offered many concrete details on the upcoming executive order, the plan has key similarities to one that failed in Congress.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described Dec. 10 as a ‘proud day’ for parents and a significant step in reclaiming childhoods from technology giants.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’

Iranian group NasNet stated that it has discussed with Starlink and U.S. authorities about restoring internet in Iran.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The latest development allows Starlink to optimize coverage and performance, enabling greater broadband connectivity.

The appointment comes as Meta doubles down on its artificial intelligence ambitions.

Analysts have voiced concerns about large data centers pushing up electricity costs for residential users.

Malaysian authorities are also investigating the platform, specifically in relation to the digital manipulation of images of children.

President Emmanuel Macron has pushed for legislation to restrict children’s online access but could face a battle to get it through a divided National Assembly.

SpaceX expects the move will reduce risks and improve safety as the Earth’s orbit grows more crowded.

The settlement resolves allegations that Disney collected data on children and used that information for targeted advertising through its YouTube channels.

The required warnings are based on consumer protections for products such as tobacco and alcohol, noting risks such as increased anxiety and depression.

The artificial intelligence service, founded by Elon Musk, will add its Grok-based models to the Pentagon’s recently announced GenAI.mil platform.

The vulnerability flagged by Apple affects WebKit, the browser engine that powers Safari and many apps.

Social media platform Reddit says it should never have been included with the nine other banned platforms.

Trump’s announcement drew criticism from lawmakers as AI competition heats up between the U.S. and China.

Most of the payments would go out automatically if the consumer has PayPal or Venmo.

Although the president hasn’t yet offered many concrete details on the upcoming executive order, the plan has key similarities to one that failed in Congress.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described Dec. 10 as a ‘proud day’ for parents and a significant step in reclaiming childhoods from technology giants.

Eight Democratic senators called the move a ‘national security failure.’