November 2025 - Page 4

Einride’s decision to go public through a SPAC merger marks a pivotal moment for the autonomous freight sector, signalling that the blend of electrification and AI-driven logistics is maturing into a global

Baidu unveiled a series of new processors and super-computing products at its annual conference, underscoring Beijing-based ambition to reduce reliance on U.S. chip exports and accelerate domestic AI infrastructure. The company introduced

Australia’s sweeping new law banning social media use for those under sixteen has forced global tech giants into rare submission. Meta, TikTok, and Snap – once defiant and outspoken – are now

OpenAI is quietly evaluating a pivot into consumer health applications, signalling a broader shift from its core generative-AI business into domain-specific tools. The company is exploring products such as a generative AI-powered

In a move that unsettles expectations, Apple Inc. has delayed the next‐generation version of its iPhone Air originally slated for fall 2026. The decision follows weaker-than-expected demand for the initial iPhone Air

This holiday season, technology is no longer supporting retail; it’s rewriting it. With e-commerce projected to outpace in-store spending significantly and consumers expecting smoother, smarter shopping, key innovations are redefining how brands

Koos Bekker grew up on a maize farm near Potchefstroom, South Africa, but by the mid-2000s he had orchestrated one of the most consequential tech investments in history. When Naspers, under Bekker’s