Apple continues to push the boundaries of technology and safety with new features arriving on its devices. The latest satellite communication feature, already available on the iPhone 16, has now made its way to the new Apple Watch Ultra 3.

A network of state-of-the-art facilities is set to redefine the development of AI technologies, unlocking new possibilities for research, industry, and society at large. What are these “AI Factories,” and how will they shape Europe’s role in the global AI race?

The latest and most advanced artificial intelligence model, developed under the leadership of the Google DeepMind team, introduces numerous improvements in performance, speed, and efficiency, reaffirming Google’s dominance in AI technology development.

In an era where technology giants face increasing scrutiny over their environmental impact, Microsoft is taking bold steps to redefine sustainable practices in the tech industry. With a revolutionary approach to data center cooling, the company is not only enhancing efficiency for AI workloads but also addressing critical water conservation challenges. This breakthrough marks a significant milestone in Microsoft’s commitment to a greener future, but the details of their innovative design are where the story truly unfolds.

Apple’s Vision Pro headset is already at the forefront of mixed-reality technology, but new reports suggest the company is exploring innovative ways to push its boundaries further.

A study funded by the European Space Agency (ESA) offers a detailed vision for integrating satellites with terrestrial 5G networks.

A new tool from O2 uses artificial intelligence in a surprising way to combat fraud.

Is advertising the next big move for the AI giant?

As the global expansion of video surveillance and analytics unlocks new opportunities, cybersecurity challenges are becoming increasingly prominent, particularly in the context of cloud-based storage of sensitive data.

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland emphasized the reform aims to enhance online safety for youth, citing research showing two-thirds of Australian teens aged 14-17 have encountered harmful content online, such as violence, drug promotion, and unhealthy eating habits.