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A decade after U.S. venture capital firms fueled India’s startup boom, local investors are now dominating deals.

Future of Privacy Forum CEO Jules Polonetsky says protecting minors online requires more than just restrictions and parental controls.

U.S.-China summit to likely cover AI rivalry, chip exports, supply chain security, and the EV trade as leaders navigate intensifying geopolitical tensions.

Big Tech’s reliance on TSMC makes the China-Taiwan dispute the world’s most dangerous geopolitical flashpoint, says writer Eyck Freymann ahead of this week’s Xi-Trump meeting in Beijing.

Chinese-born tech workers have fueled Silicon Valley for decades. In the AI era, they're superstars.

Recalling my visit to Thunder Tiger, a Taiwanese company building “non-China” drones for the U.S. military.

From the Trump administration’s “formatting errors” to South Africa’s historic policy withdrawal, AI confabulation is infiltrating official documents.

By banning Chinese software, the U.S. risks isolating its automakers from the integrated systems, standards, and partnerships shaping the global electric vehicle market.

Restricted access to powerful defensive AI tools like Anthropic’s Mythos leaves some companies, central banks, and nations more vulnerable than others.

The American phonemaker's Indian arm has named X, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Threads, Google, and Meta in a lawsuit asking to take down existing and future “defamatory” content.

As global sales climb, the reasons people buy records diverge sharply across cultures.

U.S. hyperscalers secure "dark fiber" capacity along Iraqi land route to reduce latency and provide a backup to vulnerable subsea cables.

Washington is trying to use the Lobito Railway in Congo to break China’s hold on critical metals in Africa, writes Nicholas Niarchos in his new book, The Elements of Power.

A massive data breach at huge online retailer Coupang, which is registered and listed in the U.S., has both countries claiming the right to act.

A solo entrepreneur is paying a quarter of his salary to let AI agents run his side-hustle app. He recently realized his "employees" have been keeping secrets.

Alibaba reduced its head count by a third in 2025, while Baidu’s workforce declined nearly 7%. “There’s constant churn,” a Chinese tech worker said.

Purpose-designed AI agents with a focus on safety can provide critical assistance to vulnerable populations.

The biometric ID project has been halted and investigated in multiple countries, but it recently partnered with Tinder, Zoom, and Docusign to verify users.

New research shows Americans are far less excited about AI — and far less trusting of regulators — than their counterparts across Asia.

Venture capital is moving away from K-12 edtech worldwide as investors prioritize AI tools and workforce training with clearer returns.

Rachel Adams warns AI-generated content sabotages civilian safety in conflict zones, and calls out global inequities and the role of Western tech powerhouses.

Even sophisticated AI systems need human support and institutional capacity to succeed.

A startup founded by Ben Affleck, recently acquired by Netflix, could automate the frame-by-frame work done by artists across India, South Korea, and Latin America.

The country gets 95% of its fuel from abroad.

As demand for AI hardware surges, much of the resulting waste will end up in non-Western countries.

Founded as a home alarm business in 1995, Grupo Seguritech now operates 188 command centers across Mexico and has at least 31 subsidiaries. Now it's coming to the U.S.

Voice AI tools are quickly replacing voice-over and dubbing artists, raising concerns not only about jobs but also loss of cultural relevance in non-English-speaking nations.

China's Xiaohongshu has an uphill climb in a saturated market as it hires in the U.S. and launches an e-commerce portal for overseas markets.

Google and Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar projects under construction in India are facing backlash from farmers, while the government offers huge tax relief to foreign companies setting up data centers.

The Meta-Manus deal holds lessons for U.S. investors and Chinese founders alike.

Strikes on U.S. data centers highlight the risks of concentration and the growing role of geopolitics in cloud competition.

Grupo Seguritech quietly built a $1.27 billion surveillance empire. Now it's expanding into the U.S. and across Latin America.

Photographers all over the world submitted images showcasing unique views of technology.

The new book "LeanSpark" examines frugal innovation in India, including how startups Sarvam AI and Krutrim overcome cost and infrastructure constraints.

To avoid collateral damage, countries consider ditching giant server hubs for smaller, distributed ones—especially now that military and civilian data live side-by-side.

Much of the AI conversation has focused on what it can do. Now it’s time to ask what it might quietly take away.