Articles by Date: December / 2025

The FCC prohibits importing foreign-made drones and components due to national security risks. Existing drones are exempt, but new models face scrutiny.

Italy's antitrust regulator fines Apple $116 million for its App Tracking Transparency policy, deeming it excessively burdensome for third-party developers.

A new lawsuit accuses major AI firms of training their models on pirated books. Authors feel existing settlements don't hold AI companies accountable.

Despite the hype, AI is a minor factor in recent job losses. Restructuring and economic factors are bigger culprits.

Scientists discover the deepest gas hydrate vents ever found in the Arctic, revealing a rich ecosystem and challenging previous understanding of deep-sea life.

Due to safety concerns after a fatal crash, China is delaying its plans to broadly implement self-driving cars. Automakers face stricter rules and limited testing zones.

The US government has banned several European tech researchers, including a former EU Commissioner, citing concerns over 'extraterritorial censorship' and the Digital Services Act.

Apple may allow third-party app stores on iOS in Brazil. This means that users will be able to install apps from outside the official Apple App Store.

A look into Waymo's response to a power outage in San Francisco that left its robotaxis stranded and the city in chaos. Details on how the vehicles reacted.

Nvidia strikes a deal with Groq, licensing tech and hiring key employees. Is this a smart move in the competitive AI chip market? Find out more.

Explore the growing public resistance against data center expansion in the US, fueled by environmental concerns, rising energy costs, and the impact on local communities.

Italy halts Meta's AI chatbot ban on WhatsApp. The competition authority suspects abuse of dominant position, limiting market access.