Author: Iydia Ding

A group of writers is suing AI startup Anthropic, by using pirated books to train its popular chatbot Claude.

BSNL has installed around 25,000 4G towers across the country and has started distributing 4G SIM cards to customers.

Mike Lynch had been trying to move past a Silicon Valley debacle that had tarnished his legacy as an icon of British ingenuity.

SoftBank has shelved plans for producing an AI chip with Intel, according to the FT, citing people familiar with the matter.

T-Mobile has been fined $60 million by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) for negligence in a data breach.

Chinese autonomous driving car company WeRide is now one of the companies allowed to conduct passenger-carrying tests with self-driving cars.

TikTok on Thursday rebutted the U.S. government’s argument that the popular social media platform is not protected by the First Amendment.

Hackers claimed to have stolen files including sensitive login information, but the city’s mayor clarified that the stolen data was unusable.

Cisco plans to lay off 7% of its workforce, in a shift to technology. Fiscal fourth-quarter earnings fell, but shares rose.

A hearing has been scheduled for 6 September to discuss the court’s timetable for taking remedial action against Google in the case.

ESentire’s owners are exploring options to reform the company and may plan to sell the cybersecurity firm.

Enzo Biochem will pay $4.5 million to settle regulatory allegations and had exited the clinical laboratory testing business last August.