The tech industry faces significant workforce shifts, legal scrutiny over AI and child safety, and intense competition in the global artificial intelligence sector.

Apple is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees from its Siri and Vision Pro teams, signaling a strategic retreat or restructuring within its immersive video and gaming divisions.

A landmark legal trial has begun against Meta, where the company is accused of intentionally designing Facebook and Instagram to addict children, potentially forcing future changes to core platform features.

Alibaba Group reported a 45% revenue surge in its cloud and AI division, highlighting the company's aggressive efforts to capitalize on massive capital expenditures in artificial intelligence.

Chinese startups and tech giants are increasingly navigating restricted access to high-end Nvidia chips by optimizing software and developing "supernodes" to meet growing AI computing demands.

Google has expanded the features of its Pixel 11 series, including new camera controls, "App Handles" for multitasking on foldables, and sign-to-text translation developed with the Deaf community.

TikTok has reached a $400 million settlement to resolve a long-standing lawsuit concerning the platform's handling of children's privacy.

Tesla faces pressure from Chinese regulators to address mechanical issues in nearly 3 million vehicles, while the company formally ends its solar roof product line.

Waymo has doubled its lobbying spending as the competitive battle over the future of robotaxi services intensifies against rivals like Uber.

Private-sector space initiatives in China received a boost as the government approved the first commercial trial for satellite Internet of Things services, involving Geely-backed ventures.