A federal court spares Google from an ad-business breakup while new developments in AI, cybersecurity, and hardware shake up the global tech industry.

A federal judge has ruled that Google will not be required to sell its AdX ad-exchange business, though the company must implement behavioral changes following its recent antitrust loss.

Google has launched Gemini 3.8 Flash and a specialized 'Flash Cyber' model to bolster enterprise and government proactive cyber defense capabilities.

The US government has filed a letter supporting OpenAI in a copyright lawsuit, arguing that training AI models on intellectual property constitutes 'fair use.'

Chinese chip-equipment giant AMEC has unveiled six new manufacturing machines in a single day to accelerate domestic self-reliance, while Hua Hong is investing $2 billion to expand chip production capacity.

Security researchers are investigating a major breach of an ID card verification service that allegedly left sensitive government-issued identification data exposed.

A critical privacy loophole in the Android version of WhatsApp has been identified, potentially allowing unauthorized access to private photos without unlocking the device.

Google has announced a multi-year partnership with creator MrBeast to showcase Gemini and Google Health technologies in high-stakes survival challenges.

Apple has expanded its digital driver's license program to a 16th state, Oklahoma, allowing residents to add their identification directly to the Apple Wallet.

Recent reports suggest that tech giants, including Google, Oppo, and Vivo, are planning to adopt ultra-thin glass technology in foldable devices by next year, following industry trends.