Technology

Moscow has declared war on foreign messaging platforms such as WhatsApp and Telegram: calls through both applications have been disrupted by massive interruptions for nearly two weeks. To address this, a competing application will soon be preinstalled on all mobile phones and tablets

China is seriously considering the possibility of backing yuan-denominated stablecoins, in a strategic move aimed at boosting the international use of its currency and directly competing with the global dominance of the U.S. dollar. According to sources close to Beijing’s financial authorities, the plan

According to a survey, most U.S. citizens are concerned about the consequences of artificial intelligence for the labor market. Seventy-one percent of respondents expressed fear that AI will “leave too many people permanently unemployed,” according to the Reuters/Ipsos poll

According to experts, U.S. chipmaker Nvidia is working on a scaled-down version of its latest artificial intelligence processor for China. The chip, based on the next-generation Blackwell architecture, will be more powerful than the H20 model, which has so far been legally available in the People’s

Bitcoin has fallen again, dropping below 114,000 U.S. dollars (around 97,660 euros). In the afternoon, the oldest and best-known digital currency sank to 113,588 dollars. In early trading, Bitcoin had cost 116,765 dollars. “Just a few days before the highly anticipated central bankers’

The U.S. government apparently wants to expand its stakes in computer chip manufacturers that are already subsidized by the state. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is exploring how the government could receive blocks of shares in companies such as Micron,

The White House has created an official TikTok account. The account “@whitehouse” officially began operating on Tuesday night (local time) to communicate the policies of the President of the United States, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said. “The Trump administration

Billionaire and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has made a bold prediction that the smartphone era is approaching its end, forecasting that smartphones will soon be replaced by electronic tattoos with subdermal sensors, a futuristic concept being actively developed by startups like Chaotic Moon (now owned

IBM, in collaboration with the United States Tennis Association (USTA), unveiled on Monday an innovative series of AI-powered digital experiences designed to transform the way fans engage with the 2025 US Open, taking place from August 18 to September 7 in New York. Among the most notable