EU Orders Google to Open Android and Search to AI Rivals
The European Commission has issued a binding corrective order requiring Google to open its Android operating system’s search data and default settings to AI search engines and conversational assistants, according…
Japan Signs Up for Nvidia’s Rubin Chips in Push to Build National AI Capacity
Japan’s government has signed contracts to buy Nvidia Corp.’s next-generation Rubin chips to build national artificial-intelligence computing capacity, according to The Wall Street Journal. The procurement is the latest sign…
Netflix Shares Slide 9% After Hours as Guidance Misses and Disclosure Narrows
Netflix Inc. shares fell about 9% in after-hours trading Thursday after the streaming company’s third-quarter revenue guidance came in well short of Wall Street’s expectations and the company said it…
SpaceX Shares Dip Below IPO Price as Starship Abort Tests Investor Patience
SpaceX’s stock fell below its initial public offering price on Thursday after the 13th test flight of its Starship rocket was aborted in the final second before liftoff, a setback…
Chip Stocks Tumble as TSMC’s Record Quarter Leaves Investors Wanting More
Semiconductor stocks fell for a second consecutive session on Friday, with Nasdaq futures down nearly 2% in premarket trading, as investors shrugged off record quarterly results from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing…
Apple Retakes Crown as World’s Most Valuable Company, Closing In on $5 Trillion
Apple Inc. reclaimed the title of the world’s most valuable publicly traded company on Friday, overtaking Nvidia Corp. in intraday trading for the first time since June 2025. The shift…
Intel to Roll Out Google’s Gemini Across Its Workforce in Expanded Cloud Deal
Intel Corp. and Google Cloud are deepening a multi-year partnership that will put Google’s Gemini artificial-intelligence tools inside the chip maker’s operations, from engineering benches to supply-chain desks, the companies…
SpaceX Aborts Starship’s 13th Test Flight One Second Before Liftoff
The countdown had reached the final second. SpaceX’s Starship rocket, its engines already lit, was moments from leaving the ground at the company’s launch site in South Texas on Thursday…
Sharon AI Signs $1.32 Billion Cloud Deal to Supply AI Lab With Nvidia GPUs
Sharon AI Holdings, an Australian provider of artificial-intelligence cloud services, said Thursday it signed a five-year agreement worth $1.32 billion to supply cloud-computing capacity to a global AI laboratory. The…
Jury Finds Kioxia Infringed Viasat Flash-Memory Patent, Awards $229 Million
A federal jury in Austin, Texas, returned a verdict on Thursday that could cost Kioxia Holdings Corp. $229 million, ruling that the Japanese memory maker’s flash-memory products infringe a patent…

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