Recently, Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s Labour government has been under scrutiny following a series of anti-immigration protests and controversial comments made by Elon Musk on his platform X. These events have brought to light the importance of strengthening internet safety regulations in the UK to prevent the spread of misinformation, hate speech, and incitement to
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Cisco, a well-known networking company, recently announced a significant cut of 7% of its global workforce. This decision comes in the wake of their quarterly results exceeding analysts’ expectations. While the company reported positive numbers, including adjusted earnings per share of 87 cents versus 85 cents expected, and revenue of $13.64 billion compared to $13.54
During Google’s recent Pixel phone launch, the presentation was marred by technical glitches and buggy demos. This was evident when David Citron, a product director, attempted to showcase the capabilities of the new AI assistant, Gemini. Despite informing the audience that all demos were live, the assistant failed to perform as expected. The embarrassing moment
SpaceX, the aerospace company founded by Elon Musk, has been under scrutiny for violating environmental regulations by releasing pollutants into bodies of water in Texas. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) issued a notice of violation regarding SpaceX’s water deluge system at its Starbase launch facility, following complaints received in August of 2023. This
The European Commission recently issued a warning to X Corp. owner Elon Musk and CEO Linda Yaccarino regarding the dissemination of illegal content, including incitements to violence and hate speech, on their social media platform. The warning comes in light of recent events in the United Kingdom and concerns over the spread of harmful content
The tech industry suffered a great loss with the passing of former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki at the age of 56. Wojcicki was not just another CEO; she was a visionary leader who left an indelible mark on Google, YouTube, and the tech world as a whole. Her husband, Dennis Troper, and Google CEO Sundar
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro recently made headlines by ordering a 10-day ban on a popular social networking platform, referred to as X. This ban was implemented following a dispute with tech billionaire Elon Musk. In a CNBC-translated speech, Maduro accused Musk of violating the platform’s rules by inciting hatred, fascism, civil war, and death among
Apple is looking to enhance its services business by potentially charging users for advanced artificial intelligence features. Analysts have suggested that the tech giant could charge up to $20 for access to its forthcoming AI system, Apple Intelligence. This move is seen as a way for Apple to pass on the costly investment in AI
Sony’s finance chief, Hiroki Totoki, made it clear on Wednesday that the Japanese technology and media giant has no intention of reconsidering a bid for film and TV production company Paramount Global. During Sony’s fiscal first-quarter earnings presentation, Totoki emphasized that acquiring Paramount does not align with the company’s current strategy and capital allocation structure.
Delta Air Lines recently made headlines after CEO Ed Bastian accused Microsoft and CrowdStrike of being responsible for the massive IT outage that led to the cancellation of thousands of flights. In response, Microsoft fired back, pointing fingers at Delta for not modernizing its technology infrastructure and failing to recover as quickly as its competitors.