Used by international drugs and arms dealers

An encrypted messaging service, which was international drug and arms trafficking dealers' tool of choice, has been taken down by Inspector Knacker of Europol.

Offsetting the CO2

Amazon’s Web Services are partnering with an AI company to build carbon capture machines, which could mitigate the harmful effects of the colossal energy required to operate them.

Tackling shrinking population

South Korea is the first country to have replaced 10 percent of its workforce with robots, addressing its shrinking population due to its low birth rate.

Too much harmless content taken down

According to a top executive, Meta mistakenly removes too much content across its apps.

Renderings appear

Windows Central has gotten its paws on some leaked renderings of the Legion Go S.

Trade war ratchets up

China is banning the import of gallium, germanium, antimony, and superhard materials to the US, which it claims have potential military applications.

Hack-and-Leak Operation

America's FBI is investigating a longtime Exxon Mobil consultant "over the contractor's alleged role in a hack-and-leak operation that targeted hundreds of the oil company's most prominent critics.

ASPI tracker reveals

According to the latest results from ASPI's Critical Technology Tracker, China has overtaken the United States as the global leader in research across most critical technologies.

Employee sues over prison conditions

An Apple employee has filed a new lawsuit, accusing the fruity cargo cult of spying on its workers through their iCloud accounts and non-work devices.

Jobs’ Mob loved the smell of ozone in the morning

Engineers at the fruity cargo cult Apple were so clever that they installed the capacitors upside-down, but the Tame Apple Press did not notice.