The UK retailer confirmed the massive financial impact of an April cyber attack that prevented online clothing and furniture sales for nearly two months. The company believes Russian cyber criminals were behind the breach.
Google and Epic Games have reached a surprising settlement in their long-running legal battle over the Play Store. The companies submitted a joint proposal that would allow alternative payment methods and third-party app stores. This could fundamentally change how Android apps are distributed and pa
A new report reveals Irish companies are investing in cybersecurity technology but failing to train their people properly. Nearly half of cyber leaders can’t secure budgets for AI security initiatives, and burnout is emerging as a serious concern.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 series might get more expensive when it launches next year. Rising component prices are affecting multiple smartphone makers, not just Samsung. The phones are expected to debut in late February with March availability.
In a stunning reversal, Google and Epic Games have settled their antitrust lawsuit. The deal would force Google to dramatically reduce fees and open Android to competing app stores globally for the next six and a half years, fundamentally changing how Android operates worldwide.
Asian tech stocks are getting hammered as the AI boom shows its first real cracks. Chipmakers and AI-focused companies are leading the selloff, with some indexes wiping out recent gains.
NVIDIA and Qualcomm Ventures are joining a major coalition of U.S. and Indian investors backing India’s deep tech startups. The alliance comes alongside India’s new $12 billion research initiative, signaling a major shift in the country’s startup ecosystem.
European banks are pushing back against the ECB’s digital euro plans, arguing the project duplicates private payment solutions without clear consumer benefits. Lawmakers are also calling for a scaled-down version of the initiative scheduled for 2029 launch.
The Milky Way isn’t the serene spiral we imagined. New research reveals our galaxy’s disk is rippling like a pond after a stone was thrown in, with stars moving in a coordinated vertical wave pattern that spans thousands of light-years. This cosmic disturbance was likely triggered by the Sagittarius
Nscale, the Nvidia-backed startup tasked with building the UK’s biggest supercomputer, is embroiled in internal conflicts and operational missteps. The company recently lost a copyright lawsuit and quietly abandoned a major acquisition it had publicly announced.
