Brussels Targets Infinite Scroll as Meta Faces DSA Violation Charge
The European Commission's preliminary findings challenge the architecture of engagement-driven design, with fines potentially reaching 6% of global revenue.
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The European Commission's preliminary findings challenge the architecture of engagement-driven design, with fines potentially reaching 6% of global revenue.
The tech giant's emissions jumped 25 percent in fiscal 2025, testing its pledge to go carbon negative by 2030 as data center expansion outpa…
A preliminary EU finding that Meta's flagship platforms breach addictive-design standards could force product teams to rethink core engageme…
Brussels says autoplay and infinite feeds didn't pass basic risk assessment; compliance deadline looms with fines up to 6% of global revenue…
As federal connected-vehicle rules force the Swedish-Chinese EV maker out of American showrooms, a larger question emerges: who maintains an…
The Meta executive's stance reflects a broader platform bet: label AI-generated posts, then let algorithmic preferences sort the rest.…
GPT-5.6's three-tier efficiency strategy draws praise from mainland developers accessing the service through VPNs, even as domestic models u…
A new technique allows superconducting quantum processors to continuously tune themselves during computation, solving a drift problem that t…
Netflix, Sony Pictures, and Paramount are circling the movie-focused platform as its user base surges to 30 million, raising questions about…
The company's Muse Image feature lasted less than a week after Hollywood agencies and labor unions raised alarms over non-consensual use of …
A state-owned Chinese aerospace firm has landed an orbital rocket on a ship, signaling the end of SpaceX's near-monopoly on cost-cutting reu…
Reflect Orbital's demo won spectrum clearance despite warnings about sky brightness and safety risks, exposing a gap in US space regulation.…
The discontinuation of Atlas marks a strategic pivot, not a retreat - browsing capabilities now live inside the company's core products…
The FCC has issued fines and compliance demands to eight firms suspected of acting as intermediaries for the Chinese manufacturer's restrict…
The streaming giant is testing linear programming and bundle deals to counter declining viewership between seasons and shrinking market shar…
The memory chipmaker's debut eclipsed Alibaba's 2014 record, while Commerce officials press Seoul's semiconductor giants to manufacture stat…
Phia, co-founded by Phoebe Gates, is accused of using cookie stuffing techniques to claim unearned affiliate revenue, raising questions abou…
From gaming consoles to smart rings, recent hardware releases reveal where the industry is winning and where it still stumbles.…
The fast-fashion giant has cleared a critical regulatory hurdle in its latest attempt to go public, years after shelving plans in New York a…
A Washington, D.C. autonomy bill has exposed the ride-hailing giant's plan to mandate hybrid human-robot networks, putting its largest AV pa…
The navigation app is moving beyond scripted commands, letting drivers describe hazards and search destinations naturally while moving…
A new expert report documents four to six hours of daily screen time among European children, prompting Commission president von der Leyen t…
watchOS 27 transforms a decade-old assistant into something users might actually want to engage with daily, signaling a broader shift in how…
A coalition of state attorneys general argues the entertainment merger would reduce competition in film distribution and cable licensing, se…
The nation's second-largest police force walked away from automated surveillance after failing to secure guarantees on who controls collecte…