Porsche is winding down a substantial part of its non-core subsidiaries amid slowing sales and delayed electric models. The move will affect about 600 employees in Germany. The company is redirecting resources back to its core model lineup.
Google will add more links to publisher sources in the AI-generated summary boxes that appear in search. The change responds to long-standing complaints from major news outlets and publisher associations. The company said the update would roll out gradually over the coming weeks.
Disney and ABC have filed a lawsuit over a Federal Communications Commission probe into the talk show 'The View'. The companies argue the FCC inquiry is an unconstitutional pressure campaign aimed at editorial independence.
Amazon has added a vertical video feed to Prime Video's home screen. The move, following similar experiments at Netflix and Disney, reflects the race to capture viewers' time when they are not actively watching a film. The new feature first launches on mobile in the United States and the United Kingdom.
A US federal court ordered a former defence contractor to pay $10 million to former employers for transferring offensive cyber tools to a Russian broker. The verdict highlights the importance of advanced safeguards within government suppliers.
Porsche has decided to wind down its e-bike, battery and software subsidiaries built up in recent years. The carmaker plans to refocus resources on its core high-performance car business.
Sony and TSMC have announced a strategic manufacturing partnership for a new generation of AI-enabled image sensors. The deal marks a significant shift in the global supply of smartphone and automotive cameras.
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory has successfully tested a new rotor profile that promises efficiency gains for helicopters and drones. The breakthrough has implications both for the Mars helicopter legacy and for unmanned systems on Earth.
Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare said it will lay off about 20% of its global workforce, or more than 1,100 employees. The company says the restructuring is intended to realign revenue growth and cost base.
US District Judge Colleen McMahon ruled the Department of Government Efficiency's cancellation of more than $100 million in grants was unconstitutional. The 143-page decision finds that DOGE relied on ChatGPT to categorize whether programs were related to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Firefox-maker Mozilla said its AI-assisted vulnerability discovery tool Mythos identified 271 confirmed security flaws inside the Firefox codebase. The organization says the approach produces a far lower false-positive rate than traditional static analysis.
France has threatened criminal charges against Elon Musk after the entrepreneur ignored a summons to be questioned in connection with the X case. The investigation centers on the platform's algorithmic moderation and data access policies.
After years of preparation, shared e-bike and scooter operator Lime has filed for an initial public offering. Backed by Uber as a major investor, the company is preparing to become one of the only pure-play public micromobility operators in urban transport.
PJM Interconnection, which oversees the grid hosting some of the densest data center developments on Earth, is preparing a major overhaul to absorb the AI-driven demand surge. State regulators, consumer groups and power producers all say the plan falls short.
The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has opened a formal investigation into Avride, an Uber partner, after identifying more than a dozen crashes and one minor injury involving its autonomous vehicles.
Poland's domestic intelligence agency detected attacks on critical infrastructure at water treatment plants and accused Russia of sabotage and hacking against military and civilian sites. US officials confirmed that comparable intrusions targeting municipal water systems have been under way for years.
Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture chips for Apple hardware, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Intel appointed Lip-Bu Tan as CEO in March 2025 and the US government took a 10% stake in the company in August.
Airbnb said AI assistants now produce 60% of the new code written across its engineering teams. The company also reported that its customer-support bot resolves 40% of issues without escalating to a human agent.