Advancements in AI hardware and integrated services dominate the technology landscape alongside rising geopolitical tensions over chip production.

OpenAI is reportedly preparing to launch a hockey-puck-sized smart speaker with moving parts, priced between $300 and $400, to compete in the personal AI hardware market.

Google DeepMind's new WeatherNext 2 model has demonstrated superior accuracy in predicting cyclone tracks and intensity, while also upgrading Google Maps with agentic capabilities for tasks like food ordering.

Anthropic has announced plans to design its own proprietary hardware to optimize the performance and power efficiency of its Claude AI models.

China has launched a cybersecurity probe into U.S.-based Palo Alto Networks as trade tensions intensify ahead of a high-stakes summit between President Xi Jinping and President Donald Trump.

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek implemented a significant price hike for its services, highlighting growing global demand for efficient, cost-effective artificial intelligence models.

Security researchers revealed that vulnerabilities in low-cost, GPS-enabled smartwatches for children have allowed hackers to stalk and eavesdrop on users.

Google is expanding functionality for younger users, allowing parents to manage supervised digital balances within the Google Wallet app without requiring a formal bank account.

BMW owners have expressed frustration over unauthorized, full-screen advertisements for the film 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' appearing on their vehicle infotainment dashboards.

The Chinese government has revised regulations on chip-design protection to bolster domestic innovation and achieve technological self-sufficiency amid ongoing U.S. export controls.