The tech industry experiences a flurry of major leadership transitions, AI innovation, and evolving consumer hardware releases.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to step down next week after 15 years of leadership, with hardware engineering chief John Ternus slated to take over the company.

OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google are among a coalition of over 100 companies calling for collective action to address security risks posed by rogue AI agents.

Chinese AI firm Zhipu AI has launched its latest open-weight model, GLM-5.3-Flash, which the company claims was trained entirely on a cluster of 100,000 domestically produced chips.

Google has introduced several new AI-driven tools, including Expert Intelligence for Google Notebook, enhanced travel planning features in Search, and Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash for developers.

Reports indicate that Netflix is shifting its strategy away from developing AAA games internally, pivoting instead to marketing third-party titles like the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI.

Alibaba has officially expanded its artificial intelligence infrastructure in South America by launching its first set of data centers in Brazil.

Amid ongoing semiconductor supply chain tensions, Nvidia has begun shipping H200 data-center processors to China under a new U.S. licensing scheme.

The messaging app Bluesky has rolled out a new "algorithmic opt-out" feature, allowing users to prevent their posts from being boosted by recommendation systems.

Google Messages has officially released custom chat themes and backgrounds, following a successful beta testing period for Android users.