The UK’s AI future depends on building the workforce behind its data centers.

Operators see a connectivity rival. Musk may see the infrastructure for everything.

Cracking down on shadow AI may be creating bigger security risks than it solves.

Microsoft argued Office clip art made it unresellable. Two UK courts disagreed, and now it wants the Supreme Court to look at it in an appeal that could have far-reaching consequences for the software giant.

Professional credibility is increasingly about visibility, and is eating up the time people should be using to develop skills.

Aussie-owned Desky’s mid-range offering has enough adjustability to fit taller users, but the verdict’s still out on the seat’s durability.

Seven weeks after its reactor went critical at Idaho National Laboratory, Antares has raised $470m to put microreactors on US military bases by 2028.

Washington is reportedly pursuing Ukrainian drone intellectual property instead of a formal partnership, aiming to manufacture comparable systems domestically.

The US Army awards TCOM $447 million contract despite increasing concerns about surveillance balloon vulnerability against inexpensive battlefield drones.

Scientists and technology execs alike are torn on what the implications of AI will be, although many liken it to a higher power