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Prices will start from 1,899 yuan ($268.25) for the headset that will be powered by Alibabas Qwen AI model and app

ByteDance bought more Nvidia chips than any other Chinese firm in 2025 as it raced to secure computing power for its billion-plus users amid concerns Washington could curb supply, according to the report

Intel said the company maintains rigorous policies and controls that strictly prohibit the use or transfer of any third-party confidential information or intellectual property

The five-year investment is for a one-gigawatt AI data centre in Visakhapatnam

Lets see how iQOO 15, OnePlus 15 and Realme GT 8 Pro compare against each other

OnePlus 15R will sell in Charcoal Black and Mint Breeze shades. It will be an IP66, IP68, IP69 and IP69K rated smartphone

According to its latest earnings report, the tech giant expects to reduce its global headcount by between 4,000 and 6,000 employees

In an emailed statement, TSMC said the lawsuit is based on the terms of the employment contract between TSMC and Lo, the non-compete agreement signed by Lo, and regulations such as the Trade Secrets Act

As the year comes to an end, both Spotify and YouTube are preparing to share music lovers annual stats with them

The new data center project, which comes on top of an $11 billion outlay announced last year, will add 2.4 gigawatts of capacity in the region, Amazon said on Monday

The move comes as several U.S. tech firms like Microsoft, Amazon and OpenAI make a beeline for the world's most populous nation, seen as a critical growth market where nearly a billion users access the internet

The new model comes as Amazon and Alphabet-backed Anthropic races against OpenAI and other rivals to develop cutting-edge large language models aimed at achieving capabilities that could surpass human intelligence

An Apple spokesperson told Reuters that the company is continuing to hire and the affected employees can apply for new roles

In the memo, posted to Amazon's internal news site, the company said, While we continue to support existing tools in use today, we do not plan to support additional third party, AI development tools

Cookies are a big part of our lives, both in food and in our daily internet habits. The edible ones are easy to love, but what about the cookies we cant eat, the ones that pop up on our screens whenever we visit a website? Do they really affect us? Should we accept them, or is it no big deal? Lets find out!