The UK is pushing forward with comprehensive cybersecurity legislation as attacks on essential services escalate. The bill would require operators of critical infrastructure to meet tougher security standards and report threats earlier.
TSMC has filed a lawsuit claiming former senior vice-president Wei-Jen Lo likely leaked company secrets to Intel after his 2024 retirement. The Taiwanese foundry alleges Lo improperly gathered advanced technology information before joining Intel, which denies the allegations.
Embedded finance is no longer just an add-on for marketplaces. According to new research, these tools are becoming core to how companies compete and retain customers. The shift represents a major maturation in how businesses approach financial services integration.
Spotify is reportedly planning another price hike for U.S. subscribers in early 2026. The Premium plan would jump to $12.99 monthly, marking the second increase in under two years. This comes amid artist boycotts and ongoing concerns about streaming payouts.
OpenAI has committed to spending over $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure through 2032, but doesn’t have the money. HSBC estimates they’ll need to raise $207 billion just to continue operating deeply in the red. The numbers are almost too big to comprehend.
Plex is officially pulling the plug on free remote streaming after announcing the change back in March. The company is starting with Roku apps this week, with all other platforms following by early 2026. Users now need either a Plex Pass at $6.99 monthly or a new $2 annual Remote Watch Pass.
Apple’s three-page founding document from 1976 is heading to auction at Christie’s in New York. The agreement features signatures from Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ron Wayne. It’s expected to sell for up to $4 million in January 2026.
Uber abruptly ended AI training contracts for PhD-level workers on Project Sandbox, its Google partnership. Workers were promised three months of work but got just one before being cut loose. The move highlights the precarious nature of gig work in the booming AI training industry.
Saudi Arabia is pouring billions into AI development as part of its Vision 2030 economic diversification plan. But the desert kingdom faces massive hurdles from water scarcity to talent shortages that could derail its tech ambitions.
The Swedish gaming giant continues its painful restructuring by selling two more studios. This comes after years of acquisitions followed by massive layoffs and closures across the company.
