Apple has joined Google in opposing the European Commission's proposed measures under the Digital Markets Act that would require Google to allow rival AI services to access its apps. Apple argues these measures pose significant risks to user privacy, security, and device integrity due to the unpredictable nature of evolving AI systems. The company also questioned the EU's technical expertise and criticized the plan as an overreach that could undermine platform security. This opposition highlights ongoing tensions over AI regulation and platform control in Europe.
Berkshire Hathaway, led by CEO Greg Abel, holds a record $380.2 billion in cash, surpassing its $288 billion equity portfolio. The company continues to sell more stocks than it buys, maintaining liquidity to capitalize on future market disruptions. A...
Palo Alto Networks' tech chief Lee Klarich warns that businesses face a narrow three-to-five-month window to strengthen cybersecurity defenses before AI-driven cyberattacks become widespread. Advanced AI models like Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's GP...
The Trump-Xi summit in Beijing brings AI supply chains and chip export policies into sharp focus, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joining the U.S. delegation. Nvidia's advanced chips face U.S. export restrictions limiting access to China, while China de...
Foxconn, a major supplier for Apple and Google, suffered a ransomware attack that disrupted some of its North American factories. Hackers claimed to have stolen 8 TB of data, including sensitive project documents related to clients like Apple, Google...
Foxconn, a major electronics manufacturer for Apple, Google, Nvidia, and others, confirmed a cyberattack impacting some North American factories. The ransomware group Nitrogen claimed responsibility, stating they stole over 11 million files including...
