ITRI launches AI Robotics Innovation & Development Center in Tainan to enhance global supply chain and AI integration in industry.

Wav.Tech launches WAV Mobile, an AI-powered watch authenticity verification tool, to combat rising counterfeit watch risks.

Workshop by Startup Grind Doha and QSTP showcases AI's role in software and startup creation, with Replit Agent 4.

Victor Wembanyama scored 41 points and grabbed 24 rebounds while leading the San Antonio Spurs to a 122-115 double-overtime win over the host Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday in the opener of the Western Conference finals. The loss was the first of the playoffs for the Thunder, who had swept the Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Lakers to open the postseason. Wembanyama's back-to-the-basket alley-oop dunk from Stephon Castle with 22 seconds left put the Spurs up by six, finally giving them some measure of breathing room. Wembanyama then blocked a shot by Jalen Williams, the big man's third rejection of the game. Wembanyama shot 14 of 25 from the field and 12 of 13 from the free-throw line. With 26.3 seconds left in overtime, Wembanyama nailed a 27-foot 3-pointer in transition to tie the game. Coming out of a timeout, the Thunder dribbled the clock down before Shai Gilgeous-Alexander drove the lane, spun and found Williams for a potential game-winning 3-pointer. However, Williams' shot missed the mark, and Dylan Harper grabbed the rebound with 0.7 seconds left. The Spurs couldn't convert on the ensuing inbounds play. The teams traded blows repeatedly near the end of regulation, with Gilgeous-Alexander tying the game with 3.1 seconds left on a drive to the bucket. The Thunder pulled Wembanyama away from the basket with Chet Holmgren in the corner, and then Gilgeous-Alexander won the one-on-one battle to the basket. That came just after Wembanyama drove the lane on Williams, hitting a turnaround jumper to put the Spurs on top with 11.5 seconds to go. San Antonio put it in Wembanyama's hands again to try to win it, but Holmgren -- who finished second to Wembanyama in NBA Defensive Player of the Year voting -- elevated to block Wembanyama's shot to send the game to overtime. Harper had 24 points, 11 rebounds, seven steals and six assists.

Dell CEO Michael Dell emphasizes AI's role in modern enterprises, highlighting growth in AI server demand and partnerships with Nvidia, Google, and SpaceX.

China boosts national compute network plans amid AI token surge.

Baidu said its core AI businesses became the majority of the company's revenue in the first quarter of 2026, driven by rapid growth in AI cloud infrastructure, expanded foundation-model support on its...

Z-COM showcases edge-native infrastructure architecture at CommunicAsia and Computex 2026, focusing on smart infrastructure and AI integration.

SanDisk says AI data centers aren't ready to replace HDDs with SSDs due to high NAND prices and cost concerns.

China's foundry sector is charting a different course as the global semiconductor market remains focused on AI GPUs, the 2nm process node, and advanced packaging.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

Elon Musk failed to convince a jury on Monday that OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman broke their agreement to maintain the maker of ChatGPT as a nonprofit to benefit humanity. The jury decided Musk waited too long to sue. Musk had sought about $150 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft, a major investor, to be paid to OpenAI's nonprofit.

A federal jury has sided with OpenAI and its top executives in a feud with Elon Musk, who accused them of betraying a shared vision for it to guide artificial intelligence's development as a nonprofit dedicated to humanity's benefit. The nine-person jury unanimously found that Musk waited too long to file his lawsuit and missed the deadline for the statute of limitations. Musk, the world's richest man, was a co-founder of OpenAI, the company that launched in 2015 and went on to create ChatGPT. After investing $38 million in its first years, Musk accused OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and his top deputy of shifting into a moneymaking mode behind his back. The jury served in an advisory role, but Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers accepted the verdict Monday as the court's own and dismissed Musk's claims. The trial that began April 27 in Oakland, California shed light on the bitter falling-out between the two Silicon Valley titans and the beginnings of OpenAI, now a company valued at $852 billion and moving toward potentially one of the largest initial public offerings in history.

OAKLAND, California May 18 (Reuters) - A U.S. jury on Monday ruled against Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI, finding the artificial intelligence company not liable to the world's richest person for having allegedly strayed from its original mission to benefit humanity. In a unanimous verdict, the jury in Oakland, California federal court said Musk had brought his case too late. The trial began on April 28. It has widely been seen as a critical moment for the future of OpenAI and artificial intelligence generally, both in how it should be used and who should benefit from it, including financially. People use AI for myriad purposes such as education, facial recognition, financial advice, journalism, legal research, medical diagnoses, and harmful deep-fakes. Many people express distrust of the technology and worry it could displace people from their jobs. The verdict followed 11 days of testimony and arguments where Musk's and Altman's credibility came under repeated attack. Each side accused the other of being more interested in money than serving the public. In his closing argument, Musk's lawyer Steven Molo reminded jurors that several witnesses questioned Altman's candor or branded him a liar, and that Musk did not give an unqualified yes when asked during the trial if he was completely trustworthy. "Sam Altman's credibility is directly at issue," Molo said.

Corporate AI adoption is growing, but most midsize companies use it as add-ons. Brainlabs suggests building AI-native operations by focusing on AI's strengths and using platforms like Notion for efficient execution.

Land id introduces an AI-powered property tour for real estate marketing, offering 3D flyovers, data layers, and storytelling capabilities to enhance listings.

AEON raises $8M to build settlement layer for agentic economy, led by YZi Labs, aiming to integrate AI in global commerce.

WASHINGTON — NextEra Energy plans to acquire Dominion Energy in an all-stock deal that unites two key players in the race to meet surging demand from data centers that run artificial intelligence programs.  The deal will create the world’s largest regulated electric utility business, according to the companies. More in Nation world The combined company will serve around 10 million utility customers across Florida, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, the companies said in a press release.  The companies plan to maintain dual headquarters in Richmond, Virginia and Juno Beach, Florida and operational headquarters in Cayce, South Carolina, Monday's announcement said.  “This is a historic moment for our two companies and for the states we are privileged to serve," John Ketchum, NextEra Energy president and CEO, said in a statement. "Electricity demand is rising faster than it has in decades. Projects are getting larger and more complex.

WASHINGTON — NextEra Energy plans to acquire Dominion Energy in an all-stock deal that unites two key players in the race to meet surging demand from data centers that run artificial intelligence programs.  The deal will create the world’s largest regulated electric utility business, according to the companies. The combined company will serve around 10 million utility customers across Florida, Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina, the companies said in a press release.  The companies plan to maintain dual headquarters in Richmond, Virginia and Juno Beach, Florida and operational headquarters in Cayce, South Carolina, Monday's announcement said.  “This is a historic moment for our two companies and for the states we are privileged to serve," John Ketchum, NextEra Energy president and CEO, said in a statement. "Electricity demand is rising faster than it has in decades. Projects are getting larger and more complex.

Microsoft allows users to reprogram the Copilot key on keyboards with two options, reverting to a previous layout.

Unionfab cuts metal parts production time from 30 to 5 days with multi-laser 3D printing and AI optimization.

Transcosmos introduces an AI-driven consultation model in South Korea to enhance contact center efficiency and insights.

Toptrouwlocaties.nl celebrates its 12.5th anniversary with an AI-powered campaign that turns love stories into personalized image stories, using AI to analyze and illustrate couples' tales.

XstraStar emphasizes the growing significance of GEO in the AI search era, as generative AI reshapes brand discovery and marketing strategies.

X Square Robot named to Forbes China AI Tech Enterprises Top 50, recognized for embodied AI and humanoid robotics advancements.

ZTE showcases AI and network integration at GSMA M360 LATAM 2026, emphasizing strategic upgrades and cost savings for Latin American operators.

Jammu and Kashmir government to use AI for development projects under India Artificial Mission, ensuring transparency and timely completion.

Kioxia Holdings is moving to capture a larger share of AI-related storage demand, as the shift from AI training to inference raises interest in high-speed, high-capacity NAND flash and solid-state dri...

ZTE presents AI and network integration at GSMA M360 LATAM 2026, focusing on strategic transformation and cost optimization for Latin American operators.

A universal truth about parenting is that the second you think you've got a handle on a difficult stage in your child's development - sleepless nights, the terrible twos, puberty - everything changes. For parents of teens, nothing captures that constant scramble more than trying to keep up with technology. First the worry was phones, then wave after wave of social media.

A universal truth about parenting is that the second you think you've got a handle on a difficult stage in your child's development - sleepless nights, the terrible twos, puberty - everything changes. For parents of teens, nothing captures that constant scramble more than trying to keep up with technology. First the worry was phones, then wave after wave of social media.

A universal truth about parenting is that the second you think you've got a handle on a difficult stage in your child's development - sleepless nights, the terrible twos, puberty - everything changes. For parents of teens, nothing captures that constant scramble more than trying to keep up with technology. First the worry was phones, then wave after wave of social media.

A universal truth about parenting is that the second you think you've got a handle on a difficult stage in your child's development - sleepless nights, the terrible twos, puberty - everything changes. For parents of teens, nothing captures that constant scramble more than trying to keep up with technology. First the worry was phones, then wave after wave of social media.

A universal truth about parenting is that the second you think you've got a handle on a difficult stage in your child's development - sleepless nights, the terrible twos, puberty - everything changes. For parents of teens, nothing captures that constant scramble more than trying to keep up with technology. First the worry was phones, then wave after wave of social media.

PHILADELPHIA - Americans are skeptical that artificial intelligence will broadly benefit society. And they think politicians haven't done enough to rein it in. That's according to a nationally representative survey conducted by the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania. Fewer than 2 in 10 Americans think artificial intelligence will have a positive effect on the country over the next decade, and more than twice as many expect negative results, the study found. A plurality of respondents offer a bleak assessment of how the technology will affect the economy, household utility costs, and mental health, according to the survey of 1,330 adult U.S. citizens.

DETROIT - Canadian officials told CBC News this week that the barrier to opening the Gordie Howe International Bridge may lie within broader negotiations rather than the bridge itself. Evan Solomon, the Canadian federal minister for AI and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, told CBC Friday that there were "complicated" negotiations going on between the U.S. and Canada and that Canada is "deeply engaged on a daily basis with the United States on all issues regarding trade, the (section) 232s, the tariffs, and including the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge." Solomon said he hopes the bridge - which spans six lanes across 1.5 miles of the Detroit River - will open this spring. "There's a lot of factors. The bridge is one factor.

DETROIT - Canadian officials told CBC News this week that the barrier to opening the Gordie Howe International Bridge may lie within broader negotiations rather than the bridge itself. Evan Solomon, the Canadian federal minister for AI and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, told CBC Friday that there were "complicated" negotiations going on between the U.S. and Canada and that Canada is "deeply engaged on a daily basis with the United States on all issues regarding trade, the (section) 232s, the tariffs, and including the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge." Solomon said he hopes the bridge - which spans six lanes across 1.5 miles of the Detroit River - will open this spring. "There's a lot of factors. The bridge is one factor.

DETROIT - Canadian officials told CBC News this week that the barrier to opening the Gordie Howe International Bridge may lie within broader negotiations rather than the bridge itself. Evan Solomon, the Canadian federal minister for AI and the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, told CBC Friday that there were "complicated" negotiations going on between the U.S. and Canada and that Canada is "deeply engaged on a daily basis with the United States on all issues regarding trade, the (section) 232s, the tariffs, and including the opening of the Gordie Howe Bridge." Solomon said he hopes the bridge - which spans six lanes across 1.5 miles of the Detroit River - will open this spring. "There's a lot of factors. The bridge is one factor.

Taiwan's semiconductor ecosystem is getting an unexpected lift from the AI server investment boom.

Singapore's Galatek aims to address yield issues in micron-level packaging with AI tech for AI and HPC chip demand in Southeast Asia and globally.

Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs initiates planning for 6G, aiming for spectrum strategy completion by year-end, focusing on AI and IoT integration.

Testico piange la scomparsa di Lorenzo Morotti a 86 anni. Conosciuto da tutti come Renzino, appassionato di storia e di usi locali fu il fondatore e l'ideatore del "Museo rurale e degli antichi mestieri" a due passi dalla Chiesa dei Santi Pietro e Paolo. "L'idea di aprire questo museo nasce dal fatto che la gente si disfaceva delle cose antiche, anche quelle appartenute ai nostri nonni. Ho cercato, invece, di rivalorizzare questi oggetti e attrezzi aprendo questo spazio espositivo, per far comprendere ai visitatori il valore e l'importanza che avevano per i nostri avi - aveva raccontato alla nostra redazione nel 2017 - Mano a mano che ritrovo o mi donano questi ricordi del nostro passato li pulisco e li restauro, aggiungendoli alla collezione. All'interno del museo si trovano oggetti che ci ricordano il nostro passato di artigiani e agricoltori". Nato nel 1939 a Piedimulera, in provincia di Novara, da madre casalinga e padre fonditore, il partigiano Piero Ferdinando Morotti, Renzino riuscì a frequentare l’Istituto Rosmini di Pallanza grazie agli introiti guadagnati dal padre nella produzione e vendita di maniglie e crocefissi per bare, fatti con una lega economica e accessibile a tutti inventata proprio da lui.

Data is the new oil, but Indonesia is yet to capitalize on its vast data resources, while global tech giants like Elon Musk shift strategies in the AI industry.

Subotiz presents its AI-native revenue and payment platform at SaaStr AI Annual 2026, highlighting unified payment systems and AI-driven capabilities.

A generation raised on smartphones and online shopping is heading back to the mall. New data shows Gen Z shoppers are fueling a comeback for in-person retail, drawn by the social experience, the ability to see and touch products, and deals that aren't always available online. Shoppers between the ages of 18 and 24 bought 62% of their merchandise in stores last year, according to Circana. Shopper Hailey Thompson, from Tempe, Arizona, says the appeal goes beyond just buying things. "I think it's just being able to go out with all your friends, get a drink, and just walk around and talk," Thompson said. Alexa Canales, of Glendale, Arizona, says the experience itself is part of the draw. "I love just being able to take a walk... retail therapy. You know, it's my way of, like, de-stressing," Canales said. Jess Meeth, who is also from Tempe, says the shift makes sense given how much of daily life has moved online. "Everything has been so online that people want, like, the in-person experience," Meeth said. Meeth also said seeing products in person helps her make better purchasing decisions. "I personally like seeing, like, the colors in person, because it can kind of be deceiving online.

Charlie Warzel discusses AI's impact on creativity and jobs with Chris Hayes, using the term 'jagged frontier' to describe AI's uneven effectiveness across industries and tasks.