All news by author: Thomas Barrabi

Apple is reportedly planning a significant overhaul of its iPhone range in an effort to boost declining sales of the iconic smartphone

Dozens of anti-Israel Microsoft employees, many wearing face masks and keffiyes, swarmed the company's headquarters in Redmond, Washington, to protest the Big Tech giant's ties to Israel's military.

Instagram’s controversial new “Map” feature carries “significant public safety and data privacy concerns" that could endanger kids, a bipartisan group of state attorneys general warned in a letter on Wednesday.

Apple will commit another $100 billion toward domestic manufacturing on Wednesday – a move that comes as the Trump administration slaps steep tariffs on India.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company announced on Tuesday that it had identified "unauthorized activities" by employees suspected of stealing trade secrets concerning its advanced computer chips

Over $1 billion worth of Nvidia computer chips were illegally brought into China in the three months following President Trump's implementation of export controls on this sensitive technology, according to a shocking report released Thursday

Kristin Cabot, the Astronomer executive caught canoodling with her CEO boss Andy Byron at a Coldplay concert, appears to share a home with the founder of a Massachusetts-based rum company, The Post has learned.

New York-based software firm Astronomer raised nearly $100 million from major investors in May – just a few months before its CEO Andy Byron was caught on the “kiss cam” at a Coldplay concert snuggling the firm’s head of human resources.

Elon Musk’s xAI has apologized for the “horrific” incident in which its Grok chatbot began referring to itself as “MechaHitler” – even as the startup reportedly seeks a $200 billion valuation in a new fundraising round.

A watchdog organization focusing on artificial intelligence has filed an official complaint with federal authorities, accusing Sam Altman’s OpenAI of possibly breaching its nonprofit status, according to information obtained by The Post

Mark Zuckerberg's company, Meta, has apparently snagged a leading artificial intelligence researcher from Apple during its current hiring push

On Monday, Apple lodged an appeal against the European Union's $587 million fine, intensifying the conflict over the enforcement of a comprehensive antitrust law aimed at major tech companies

Tesla boss Elon Musk said his firm has completed its first-ever driverless car delivery to a customer – a milestone that comes as struggling automaker scrambles to reverse a recent sales slump.

A senior executive at Meta accused OpenAI’s Sam Altman of being “dishonest” for asserting that Mark Zuckerberg was luring his leading AI researchers with $100 million compensation offers

Cryptocurrency traders now have more choices than ever to buy and sell tokens, but experts recommend conducting thorough research before making a decision

Tesla's robotaxis seemed to break local traffic laws by going over the speed limit and veering into the incorrect lane. Meanwhile, Elon Musk hailed a "successful" launch of his long-awaited self-driving cars, and shares surged by up to 11% on Monday

Elon Musk's Tesla is taking legal action against a former engineer, accusing them of stealing trade secrets concerning its eagerly awaited Optimus humanoid robot

A group of prominent lawyers claimed to be objective last month as they urged a federal judge to take "caution" when imposing antitrust remedies against Google’s online search empire -- but many of them have cozy ties to Big Tech, The Post has learned.

Shares of stablecoin company Circle Internet Group soared by 122.6% over their initial offering price on Thursday, delivering a significant lift to an IPO market that had been dormant for months

Amazon disclosed plans to allocate around $10 billion for new AI data center infrastructure in North Carolina, as announced by company and state officials on Wednesday

Apple has challenged a directive from the European Union that mandates it to enhance compatibility between its devices, such as iPhones and iPads, and the products of competing tech companies, as confirmed by a source knowledgeable about the matter on Monday

Sales of Tesla vehicles in Europe plunged in April as the electric car firm faced backlash over Elon Musk’s political work and rising competition from rivals like BYD.

Microsoft has backed “Fortnite” video game maker Epic Games in its legal battle with Apple – alleging in a new court filing that the Tim Cook-led tech giant has “stymied” its own efforts to create an Xbox mobile store.

Google should be forced to sell off two separate digital advertising businesses, the Justice Department argued in a court filing after a federal judge ruled last month that the Big Tech giant operates an illegal monopoly over the technology.

OpenAI will continue to be governed by a non-profit entity going forward, CEO Sam Altman announced Monday – a move that came after the ChatGPT maker’s restructuring plans faced fierce pushback from ex-employees, state officials and billionaire Elon Musk.