Samsung to enhance production at Tamil Nadu facility with $117 million investment

Samsung will add 100 more jobs to the plant, reinforcing the company’s confidence in the labor force of Tamil Nadu state

Intel sees strong demand for older processors amid trade tensions

Due to the trade war threatening Intel's revenue from its largest market, China, customers are turning to cheaper, older-generation chips

Intel sets sights on challenging Nvidia’s dominance in AI chip market

Intel’s strategy will rely heavily on homegrown innovations rather than acquiring AI startups, as it did between 2016 and 2019

Baidu’s new AI chips support training of DeepSeek-like models, says CEO

Baidu also introduced its latest AI model, Ernie 4.5 Turbo and a new reasoning model Ernie X1 Turbo

Google says AI training could add £400 billion to UK economy

According to a report based on its UK pilot programme Google says workers could save 122 hours a year by adopting AI in admin tasks

Ziff Davis files lawsuit against OpenAI over ChatGPT’s use of copyrighted works

Ziff Davis' portfolio includes well-known tech news outlets like ZDNet, PCMag, CNET, IGN, and the advice website Lifehacker

Intel CEO meets TSMC CEO to explore potential collaboration

The discussion focuses on identifying areas of collaboration that could benefit both companies

Meta announces layoffs in Reality Labs division

Reality Labs posts a loss of $5 billion in the fourth quarter

Adobe integrates OpenAI and Google AI models into Firefly app

Firefly users would now be able to generate images using OpenAI’s GPT image generation, Google’s Imagen 3, Google Veo 2, and Flux 1.1 Pro

Musk’s X sues Minnesota over AI deepfake election law

The company argues the legislation infringes on free speech rights and is impermissibly vague

Meta launches global ad rollout on Threads to boost revenue

The company confirms that ad placements will initially launch in select markets, with a broader rollout planned in the coming months

Google and X may face EU fines as regulators continue crackdown on Big Tech

EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera asserts that all companies operating in the EU must comply with European laws and respect European values

EU fines Apple and Meta a combined 700 million euros for violating DMA

The fines are relatively modest compared to previous penalties under the leadership of former EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager

Meta Oversight Board criticizes company’s policy overhaul on content moderation

The board operates independently and expressed concerns that the changes were implemented hastily without clear public information

Florida sues Snapchat owner Snap for violating children’s mental health law

The lawsuit says Snap misleads Florida parents by not removing users under 13 or requiring consent for ages 14 and 15