Tech

Tokyo said legal measures are on the table if the situation doesn’t improve.

‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.

The U.S. commerce secretary said he expects TSMC to double its presence in the U.S. and the industry to build out ‘giant semiconductor industrial parks.’

The move came after several authorities from around the world launched investigations into or lawsuits against Elon Musk’s social media platform.

AWS plans to expand the sovereign cloud beyond Germany into more EU countries.

The bill now goes to the House, where its fate is uncertain.

Regulations say China cannot receive more than half of the quantity of chips sold to U.S. consumers.

The renewed commitment also makes clear that reactor development will be vital for future missions to Mars and beyond.

The funding will target labor exploitation in Indonesia and Congo, where Chinese companies control critical mineral processing.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

In December 2025, DeSantis announced a proposed AI Bill of Rights, sparking debate over individual state regulations versus a unified federal approach.

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

An internet blackout is in force in Iran amid protests across the country.

Both countries pointed to harm involving women and minors as a central concern driving regulatory action.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has faced scrutiny for being used to create non-consensual sexual content.

The announcement follows probes by multiple regulatory authorities in Europe.

U.S. government entities, academic institutions, and think tanks are being targeted.

Analysts have voiced concerns about large data centers pushing up electricity costs for residential users.

Tokyo said legal measures are on the table if the situation doesn’t improve.

‘Every account deactivated could mean one extra young person with more free time to build their community and identity offline,’ said Minister Anika Wells.

The U.S. commerce secretary said he expects TSMC to double its presence in the U.S. and the industry to build out ‘giant semiconductor industrial parks.’

The move came after several authorities from around the world launched investigations into or lawsuits against Elon Musk’s social media platform.

AWS plans to expand the sovereign cloud beyond Germany into more EU countries.

The bill now goes to the House, where its fate is uncertain.

Regulations say China cannot receive more than half of the quantity of chips sold to U.S. consumers.

The renewed commitment also makes clear that reactor development will be vital for future missions to Mars and beyond.

The funding will target labor exploitation in Indonesia and Congo, where Chinese companies control critical mineral processing.

The tech titan’s pledge comes shortly after President Donald Trump urged the industry to ‘pay their own way.’

In December 2025, DeSantis announced a proposed AI Bill of Rights, sparking debate over individual state regulations versus a unified federal approach.

The announcement followed a decision by the UK’s communications regulator to open a formal investigation into X.

The president said tech companies building data centers must ‘pay their own way’ and not push up power costs for Americans.

An internet blackout is in force in Iran amid protests across the country.

Both countries pointed to harm involving women and minors as a central concern driving regulatory action.

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok, has faced scrutiny for being used to create non-consensual sexual content.

The announcement follows probes by multiple regulatory authorities in Europe.

U.S. government entities, academic institutions, and think tanks are being targeted.

Analysts have voiced concerns about large data centers pushing up electricity costs for residential users.