Category: IT NEWS & UPDATES

Instagram is experimenting with new ways to give users greater control over the content they see in their feeds.

WhatsApp is testing a new Side Chat feature that lets users privately interact with Meta AI on Android and iPhone using Meta's secure Private Processing technology.

OpenAI has announced that it is limiting access to its upcoming GPT-5.6 AI models after a request from the U.S. government, allowing only a small group of trusted partners to test the new systems before their wider release.

TikTok and YouTube have disabled a combined 4.7 million accounts belonging to children under 16 in Indonesia as the country's new social media regulations take effect.

Adobe has announced plans to acquire Topaz Labs, the AI company known for its advanced video and image enhancement technology, as it continues expanding its AI-powered creative tools.

YouTube is rolling out several new features to Shorts that make its short-form video platform look even more like TikTok.

OpenAI is reportedly changing the launch plan for its upcoming GPT-5.6 AI model after a request from the Trump administration, which raised concerns about national security.

Millions of current and former YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers could be eligible for a cash payment after Disney agreed to a proposed $50 million settlement in a class action lawsuit over alleged anti-competitive pricing practices.

Canva has introduced its Canva Grow 2.0 update, adding new AI-powered advertising features designed to help businesses create, manage, and optimize digital marketing campaigns from a single platform.

IBM has announced a breakthrough in semiconductor technology by introducing what it says is the world's first sub-1-nanometer chip, built using a new 0.7nm (7 angstrom) manufacturing process.

Meta is reviving Facebook Creator Studio with a fresh new look and a major focus on artificial intelligence.

Nearly 400 local newspapers across the United States have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the companies of using their journalism without permission to train artificial intelligence models.

Samsung Electronics has announced a new partnership with Alcedis, a digital-first clinical research organization (CRO), aimed at transforming health data collected from wearable devices into meaningful evidence for clinical trials.

Samsung has announced the world's first Universal Flash Storage (UFS) 5.0 solution, setting a new benchmark for mobile storage performance with data transfer speeds of up to 10.8GB/s.

The Trump administration has announced a $17.5 billion financing program aimed at rebuilding the U.S. nuclear supply chain and speeding up the construction of 10 new large-scale nuclear reactors, marking one of the country's biggest nuclear energy initiatives in decades.

Chinese technology giant Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government after being added to a Pentagon list of companies allegedly linked to China's military.

LastPass has disclosed a security incident that exposed some customer information after attackers compromised a third-party supplier used by the company.

China has reclaimed the top position in the global TOP500 supercomputer rankings after its LineShine system became the world's fastest supercomputer.

Oracle has revealed that the growing use of artificial intelligence played a role in reducing its workforce over the past year, making it one of the largest technology companies to directly link AI adoption to job cuts.

Telegram has returned to the Google Play Store in India after the government lifted a temporary restriction that had blocked access to the messaging platform during the NEET UG 2026 re-examination period.