Apple has confirmed plans to introduce its advanced Siri features powered by Apple Intelligence across the European Union later than in other regions, with the rollout now expected in April 2025 according to details shared in recent reports. The delay stems primarily from regulatory requirements under the Digital Markets Act that force the company to […]

Moody’s Ratings has put chief information officers and chief financial officers on notice. Slow adoption of post-quantum cryptography could elevate credit risk for companies that handle sensitive financial data or run critical digital infrastructure. The credit agency, whose assessments shape borrowing costs for nations and corporations alike, argues that organizations underestimate how fast quantum computing

Giovanni thinks the modern internet has grown too fat. Pages balloon with scripts, trackers and video. Connections demand constant high speed. Outages expose the fragility. So he is building something different. He calls it Thinnernet. A parallel system designed for consistent user experience even on slow links. Not a replacement for fiber. A fallback. A

Craig Federighi stood before developers at WWDC and laid out the mechanics. Apple’s software chief didn’t mince words. The next version of Siri, arriving with iOS 27, draws its core intelligence from models shaped in close work with Google. Yet it runs through Apple’s own stack. Not Gemini Assistant. Not Google Search. Apple Foundation Models.

Meta built a facial recognition system for its Ray-Ban smart glasses. Then it shipped the code to millions of phones without telling anyone. Discovery forced a swift reversal. The episode reveals ongoing tensions inside the company over privacy, ambition and public backlash. Executives once promised to walk away from facial recognition. Events this week show

Apple kicked off its Worldwide Developers Conference on June 8 with promises that iOS 27 would bring smarter tools and smoother performance to millions of devices. Yet the reality for owners of older iPhones proves more complicated. Many can install the software. Few will touch the headline additions. The split appeared clearly in early leaks

London lawmakers insist their sweeping rules will shield children from harm online. Yet a pointed new analysis from Signal argues the opposite. The measures don’t deliver safety. They install the architecture for routine government access to private conversations. The document, released today by the encrypted messaging service, lays out in stark terms why client-side scanning

AI shopping agents now decide which stores appear in purchase recommendations. They bypass the vast majority of online retailers. A new study exposes the scale of this shift. Recomaze tested six purchase-intent queries across 9,720 ecommerce stores using Google Gemini. The AI surfaced products from just 19 percent of those sites. The rest drew a

Jensen Huang stood in the lobby of Hyundai’s Seoul headquarters this week. Robots watered plants and handled deliveries around him. The Nvidia chief executive had come to talk with Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung. Their message proved direct. The pair are very close to moving robotics from laboratories into full-scale production. Hyundai owns

Power. Latency. Heat. The three forces that now dictate how large AI models actually run at scale. Traditional electrical switches in data center networks consume vast energy, leave GPUs waiting, and force operators to build ever more elaborate cooling systems. A small London company says it has a different answer. Light. Oriole Networks announced Monday