American funding catapults spyware industry beyond Israel's lead
US money now fuels more spyware firms than Europe, giving new life to surveillance tech
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Trump warns of "substantial" tariffs for chipmakers not shifting production to the US
Trump says Apple and other firms pledging US investment will be exempt
DOJ spares Google from selling Chrome after monopoly ruling
Ruling leaves Google's search business mostly intact, avoids Chrome and Android breakup
Highly anticipated: In a stunning reversal from last year's monumental court decision, Google has avoided the harshest punishments from its US antitrust case. The company must share some search data with rivals, but it does not have to sell Chrome and can continue paying other firms billions to maintain its search engine's prominence on numerous devices and browsers.
US delays GPU tariffs for another 3 months, court rules most Trump tariffs illegal
Section 301 PCBs remain exempted through November 31
A growing number of states are restricting corporate use of facial recognition
Federal inaction has left biometric data unregulated
US accelerates push to rebuild critical minerals supply chain as China tightens grip
American firms are receiving federal support to rebuild the domestic critical mineral industry
Intel shareholders uneasy after Washington converts CHIPS funding into ownership
Markets are weighing the risks following the $11 billion deal Washington struck with Intel
DeepSeek launches v3.1 model, raising the stakes in the US-China AI race
A power-efficient rival steps in soon after GPT-5's debut
US government takes 10% stake in Intel in unusual bid to revive chipmaking
Trump strikes deal with Intel, converting $11.1 billion in CHIPS Act funds into equity
The big picture: Intel's efforts to climb out of its ongoing crisis with help from the US government could pave the way for unprecedented state intervention in the technology and manufacturing industries. The Trump administration is considering redirecting billions in CHIPS Act funds to reduce the country's reliance on imports.
SoftBank buys Foxconn's Ohio plant to build AI servers for US data centers
The two companies team up on Trump's $500 billion Stargate AI project
Apple wins fight as as UK abandons Apple iCloud backdoor mandate
"To ensure Americans' private data remains private"
US government weighs buying a stake in Intel after Trump meets CEO
Trump opens door to Intel deal
In context: Barely a week after President Trump called for Intel's new CEO to resign, reports suggest that the White House is considering buying a stake in the beleaguered chip giant, with its current boss presumably still in place. If implemented, the plan would mark the second time in the past 12 months that the government has mulled direct intervention in the United States' only advanced semiconductor manufacturer.
White House says chip revenue deals could extend beyond Nvidia and AMD
Trump-brokered pact allows AI chip exports to China in exchange for 15% revenue cut
US secretly places trackers in chip shipments to monitor illegal exports to China
Ensuring everyone plays by the rules
US strikes unprecedented deal: Nvidia and AMD to give 15% of China AI chip sales to Washington
AI chipmakers accept revenue-sharing condition for China export licenses
Apple unveils new $100 billion US investment plan amid tariff pressure
Investments include a cover glass factory in Kentucky and a 250,000-square-foot server facility in Houston
US government strikes $1 ChatGPT deal to bring generative AI to federal agencies
Federal data won't be used to train models, and participation is opt-in
DOGE's AI tool misreads law, still tasked with deleting half of US regulations
Plan demands deletion of 100,000 regulations, projecting $1.5 trillion in savings by 2026
Trump unveils aggressive AI plan focused on deregulation, dismisses copyright payments for AI training
AI firms shouldn't pay for training data, Trump says at Washington summit
UK wants to drop Apple iCloud backdoor demand over fears of US backlash
Apple refuses to build a backdoor
US rail industry still exposed to decade-old hacking threat, experts warn
"The railway industry treats cybersecurity issues with the same playbook as the insurance industry's 'delay, deny, defend' mantra"
TSMC shifts focus to US, postpones new chip plant in Japan
US tariff threats have reportedly influenced TSMC's Japan project timeline
US lifts chip design software export ban to China after rare earths deal
Siemens, Synopsys, Cadence resume China sales as US lifts EDA ban
US warns of Iranian cyberattacks and propaganda in wake of airstrikes
US water, power, and finance sectors could be prime targets
Klarna enters US telecom market with unlimited 5G mobile plan
Analysts expect more companies to enter the 'virtual' mobile network operator space