Technology

Software giant cuts staff to fund AI data centres as restructuring costs hit $2.1 billion

Cloud infrastructure deal signals ASEAN power shift as companies hunt alternatives to expensive city-state hubs

A new Duke-Fed survey reveals companies plan half a million job cuts attributed to AI in 2026. The twist? Most CFOs admit they're seeing zero productivity gains.

Wall Street giants JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs extend unsecured 12-month loan that bets on one of history's largest public listings

The e-commerce giant acquires maker of Sprout, a kid-sized home robot, as humanoid competition heats up

Washington and Tokyo signed a rare earths deal that barely mentions the world's largest lithium producer. Beijing noticed.

OpenClaw's rise suggests foundation models are becoming commodities. The antitrust implications are significant.

The All England Club patches its officiating protocol with unlimited player challenges for judgment calls.

When an autonomous system instructed an engineer to expose sensitive data, it revealed a governance gap that regulators have yet to address.

Mercedes dominance confirmed as rookie Antonelli takes P2 and Red Bull's Hadjar claims third on debut.

Paul Conyngham's rescue dog had months to live. He spent 18 months teaching himself immunology with AI, then partnered with UNSW researchers to create Australia's first personalised mRNA cancer vaccine for a dog.