New York Times stories

Canada’s GBP £925.6 million AI pledge backs chips and servers, but critics say true sovereignty needs home-grown models, not US black boxes.

Embrace acquires SpeedCurve to enhance its observability platform with advanced web performance monitoring, uniting mobile and web user experience insights.

Canadian news orgs have sued OpenAI over copyright breach claims, challenging how AI models use journalistic content for training and commercial gain.

Aerologix and Soar have teamed up to launch the world's largest digital atlas, integrating over 36,000 drone pilots with 700,000 maps.

Adobe is developing an opt-in system that will allow creators and publishers to securely attach attribution data to content they choose to share.

Former HP Chief Executive Mark Hurd has been appointed Co-President of Oracle, the US software giant has confirmed.

The White House condemns the leak of over 90,000 US military documents by Wikileaks, but President Obama uses it to advocate for a change in Afghan war tactics.

The convenors of YouTube’s ‘Life in a Day’ project now have a mammoth task on their hands: editing more than 4500 hours of footage.

The FBI has demanded that Wikipedia remove its seal from their website and has threatened legal action if it is not taken down.

Everything that’s wonderful and weird about the internet was decided recently at the 14th annual Webby Awards –.