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Open-source AI hardware could weaken Big Tech’s grip on AI
A new device unveiled in India shows how AI systems can run locally, support diverse languages, and reduce dependence on proprietary models.
GM slapped with lawsuit for allegedly selling drivers’ OnStar data
General Motors is again under intense scrutiny, this time in a state courtroom, over allegations that it quietly turned its OnStar safety service into a pipeline of driver data for the insurance industry. The new lawsuit contends that GM treated detailed driving behavior as a commercial product, selling it without the clear consent of the... The post GM slapped with lawsuit for allegedly selling drivers’ OnStar data appeared first on FAST LANE...
Losing USS Nimitz Exposes a Hard Truth: Carriers Can Not Completely Count on Safety
What will become of the most famous symbol of the fleet, when it is the simplest to attack? The imminent retirement of USS Nimitz can be said to have captured service life management. When it is put in comparison with how ocean surveillance and long-range strike changed the operating math of the carrier, it reads […]
What are 3 great tech stocks to buy right now?
These stocks are looking increasingly oversold.
4 design tech secrets driving the next wave of innovation
Discover four cutting edge design technology breakthroughs that are reshaping how creators work and innovate. From emerging tools to surprising industry insights these trends reveal what could define the future of design. #DesignTech #InnovationTrends #TechInsights #FutureOfDesign #CreativeTools
Lockheed Martin tests fighter jet AI to spot enemies humans can't see
The F-35 could eventually get an AI-powered upgrade, as Lockheed Martin has been testing an AI threat detection system for the 5th-gen fighter.
How wealthy tech leaders have prepped for a possible doomsday, from underground bunkers to gun stockpiles
Some luxury bunker companies told Business Insider interest spikes during geopolitical conflicts, including the one with Iran.
This Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra rumour might make you rethink your S26 pre-order – one major hardware upgrade tipped
Samsung's next flagship phone might be the model to go for if you want camera hardware improvements
Why Tesla will destroy Uber & Lyft
The Tesla Robotaxi, or the Tesla Network, will compete with Uber and Lyft for the ridesharing market, and it doesn’t look good for Uber and Lyft. With self driving technology, and a fleet of privately owned Tesla vehicles, how will Uber and Lyft compete with Tesla? We’ll be diving into the Tesla Robotaxi timeline, plan, news, and income that could be generated in the future.
Russian war bloggers panic over US LUCAS drones and Starshield threat
Two separate U.S. military programs, one deploying expendable attack drones and another hardening satellite communications for Ukraine, have triggered alarm among Russian war bloggers who see the combination as a direct threat to Moscow’s battlefield advantages. The Low-cost Unmanned Combat Attack System, known as LUCAS, reached a new operational milestone this month with its first […]
Apple, Microsoft, ServiceNow among 10 tech stocks to own amid Iran conflict: Wedbush
Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), and ServiceNow (NOW) are among the 10 tech stocks to own during the geopolitical conflict with Iran, Wedbush Securities said. “Despite the recent sell-off this is not the time to panic and we view these as our Top 10 Tech Names to Own Through This Geopolitical Jittery Backdrop,” analysts at the firm wrote in a note t...
The shocking truth: Why every company is a technology company
Companies must adopt a tech mindset in their corporate identity. Learn why every business is a tech company and how to incorporate tech in your operations.
TikTok says it will not introduce end-to-end encryption for direct messages
Setting itself apart from major rivals by arguing the technology would make users less safe, TikTok has said it will not introduce end-to-end encryption for direct messages.
Spain: From AI assistants to humanoid robots, 5G dominates MWC Barcelona
Spain’s MWC in Barcelona showcases real-world AI and 5G, from humanoid robots to connected ambulances.
Waymo burns $25B as Chinese rival cracks robotaxi profitability code
In February 2026, Pony.ai's seventh-generation robotaxi fleet hit unit economics breakeven in Shenzhen, with each vehicle generating an average of RMB 338 in daily net revenue and completing about 23 paid rides per day. That makes Pony.ai the first autonomous driving company to achieve per-vehicle profitability in two major cities, following an earlier breakeven in Guangzhou, while U.S. rival Waymo remains loss-making despite massive funding rounds.
Why you should worry about big tech monopolies
The curious minds at ColdFusion investigate the war on Big Tech and its consequences.
Control, secure: Google Home's March update adds new automations and more
Google Home grabs a huge March update for automations, Nest's Yale Lock support, and its Gemini for Home test.
Why there's simply no need for Amazon Fire tablets anymore
Amazon's Fire-branded line of tablets have long been an affordable option for many consumers, but at present, there's little need for them anymore.
Honor’s Robot Phone is launching for real and its gimbal camera looks impressive
Honor’s Robot Phone blends robot-grade motion, embodied AI, and a stabilized 200MP gimbal camera, redefining smartphone interaction and pushing mobile storytelling toward cinematic, expressive, real-time capture. The post Honor’s Robot Phone is launching for real and its gimbal camera looks impressive appeared first on Digital Trends. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
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