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NASA AI Doctors and South Korea's Trillion-Dollar Chip War
From NASA's AI space doctors to South Korea's $1 trillion chip strategy and WhatsApp security updates, here are the top global tech movements for 2024.
Rocket Lab to Acquire Satellite Giant Iridium for $8 Billion
Rocket Lab acquires Iridium for $8 billion, gaining a fleet of 80 satellites and a potential GPS alternative to challenge SpaceX's dominance.
New Study Warns Screen Time Harms Development in Children Under Two
New research shows screen time for kids under 2 disrupts language development, sleep, and emotional bonding. Learn the risks of early smartphone usage.
US Offers $10 Million Reward for WhatsApp and Signal Hackers
The US offers a $10 million reward for information on UNC5792 and UNC4221 hackers targeting WhatsApp and Signal users, including crypto and server data.
WhatsApp to Hide Phone Numbers with New Username Feature
WhatsApp is launching a username feature to hide phone numbers. Learn how to reserve your unique name in Settings for enhanced privacy and security.
AI and CT Scans Unlocked a 2,000-Year-Old Buried Greek Scroll
Researchers used CT scans and AI to read a 2,000-year-old carbonized scroll for the first time, revealing ancient Greek philosophy without damaging the papyrus.
AI Token Costs May Exceed Developer Salaries Within Two Years
Projected AI token costs could exceed the $2,000 global average developer salary by 2026 as labs shift toward higher pricing for profitability.
Brazilian Banks to Invest R$50 Billion in Tech by 2026
Brazilian banks plan a R$50 billion ICT investment by 2026, prioritizing cybersecurity and cloud computing to support Pix and digital banking growth.
Why Massive AI Debt Could Trigger a Global Financial Crisis
Central banks warn that debt-funded AI infrastructure, including data centers and chips, poses a risk of a new global financial crisis if demand slows.
OpenAI Unveils GPT-5.6 Series: Meet Sol, Terra, and Luna
OpenAI launches the GPT-5.6 series, featuring the flagship Sol model for coding and science, alongside Terra and Luna for daily work and efficiency.
Nobel Winner Leaves Google DeepMind for Anthropic as Alphabet Stocks Dip
Alphabet shares fell 5% after Nobel winner John Jumper left Google DeepMind for Anthropic, highlighting the fierce industry-wide war for AI talent.
Tech Giants Partner with Linux Foundation for Open Source Security
Linux Foundation and tech giants launch Akrites to coordinate open-source security, vulnerability disclosure, and support for abandoned critical projects.