The EU’s Digital Services Act targets TikTok over ad transparency, algorithmic secrecy, and user safety — here’s what it means for tech regulation worldwide.

From chip bans and AI races to supply chain realignments, the U.S.–China rivalry is redefining global technology — forcing nations and companies to pick sides in a divided digital world.

OpenAI Rejects Investor Takeover, Reaffirms Nonprofit Leadership in Landmark 2025 Decision

Qwen 3 supports 119 languages, advanced reasoning features, and is fully open-source — marking Alibaba’s biggest step into global AI competition.

Facing pressure from tech giants and allies, the U.S. will move from a rigid tier system to flexible bilateral chip agreements — a change that could reshape the global AI supply chain and strategic alliances.

In a landmark speech from Shanghai, Xi Jinping outlined China’s plan to lead AI innovation while empowering developing nations through technology partnerships and inclusive growth.

With this landmark alliance, Toyota’s manufacturing scale meets Waymo’s autonomous tech, aiming to bring driverless vehicles to ride-hailing fleets and personal garages alike.

With one of the largest investments in its history, IBM aims to reclaim global tech leadership through breakthroughs in quantum computing, AI, and secure enterprise systems.