Sam Altman's World Foundation has executed a $65 million over-the-counter sale of its WLD token, which has recently hit record lows, raising concerns about market dynamics and regulatory scrutiny.
The Department of Justice has confirmed that FBI Director Kash Patel's personal email was hacked by a group linked to Iranian cyber activities, raising concerns about cybersecurity and the implications for U.S. intelligence.
At MWC Barcelona 2026, ZTE and Telkomsel announced a strategic partnership aimed at advancing digital connectivity in Indonesia through AI and edge computing technologies.
Apple has officially discontinued the Mac Pro, marking a significant shift in the landscape of personal computing. This decision reflects a broader trend towards integration in technology, impacting future designs and market strategies.
Enrique Lopez's 'Legalize' project digitizes Spanish laws, offering a structured, version-controlled repository for over 8,600 legal documents.
A federal judge ruled that the Department of War's attempt to blacklist Anthropic was unconstitutional, citing First Amendment violations and lack of authority.
Microsoft is set to occupy a new datacenter campus in Texas, boosting its AI capabilities alongside Crusoe's expansion efforts.
A Michigan judge expressed frustration when a defendant appeared via Zoom while driving, leading to a default judgment against her.
A lawsuit from Dolby against Snap raises serious questions about the AV1 codec's promised royalty-free nature, as patent infringement claims emerge.
Tether has secured KPMG for its first full audit of USDT's reserves, marking a significant step toward financial transparency as it considers a major equity raise.
